Sentence examples for somehow extraordinarily from inspiring English sources
Vince, an intense and driven figure yet somehow extraordinarily relaxed, believes that for our energy-guzzling society to survive, his model is the only sustainable solution.
Her stories are specially compacted, primed to resonate, disconcert, and then force you, in a way that's somehow both gentle and extraordinarily tough, to be intelligent.
We can circumvent the path toward sin, divert the energy somehow, but it's extraordinarily difficult to rewire the circuit entirely — to stop wanting.
"I felt as if I had somehow communicated directly with her extraordinarily creative brain, and that this was the closest I might ever get to a hug".
Simon's work over the years has been extraordinarily varied yet always somehow the same.
Steve was extraordinarily clever in suggesting somehow by using an Apple product you were taking on the man.
It is one that ministers in London refuse to enter as they continue to insist that their views on this extraordinarily sensitive matter were, somehow, irrelevant.
Walter Terry, in Saturday Review, singled out Ms. Isaksen and Helgi Tomasson as "two extraordinarily beautiful creatures who managed somehow to bring both physical perfection and the poeticisms of young love to a minor work" (Butler's "Landscape for Lovers").
Slick had an extraordinarily wide range of interests, and he somehow made time for all them.
Jim Jordan, Mr. Kerry's campaign manager, described Mr. Lehane as "an extraordinarily talented" political strategist, adding, "He's a loss to this campaign, but we'll muddle through somehow without him".
