Sentence examples for somehow founded from inspiring English sources
The notion that the United States was somehow founded for all people everywhere in the world is completely mistaken.
Darwin's observations on the oscillatory movements of exploring stems and tendrils (circumnutation) somehow founded the field of climbing plant behaviour (Darwin 1875).
You say ("Life After Ariel Sharon," editorial, Jan . 6, "It would secure Mr. Sharon's place in history if the centrist party he founded somehow managed to turn his vision of separation into one of a just and lasting peace".
Glenn Beck really, really believes in God, the names of some Presidents, and that the United States was founded, somehow, at some point in the past.
And a nation founded by convicts somehow forgot the presumption of innocence.
And, anyway, as Marcie Bianco reported Mic last year, claims that letting trans people use the toilet is somehow a "safety" issue are founded on literally nothing.
Greitens, a former SEAL, founded The Mission Continues, and somehow Mike found Eric Greitens.
It is the fear, particularly felt by high-achieving professionals, that they will somehow be "found out", that however many examinations they pass or however well they perform in their public roles, they will eventually be exposed as fakes and frauds.
Of course attacks on the Constitution itself should be seen too as a declaration of war against the United States of America, but somehow our founding fathers thought a Congressional body would be a check and balance on a criminal Executive Branch.
Those citizens who worked at corporations, or founded super PACs, were somehow denied their First Amendment rights, in the reasoning of the court and Gingrich.
