Sentence examples for somehow free from inspiring English sources

So this 'customs union bad, somehow free trade agreement good' simply does not stack up.

That's what the funding at issue is for, not abortions; but the Republicans argue that it will somehow free up money for that.

We pay for most of our health care indirectly, through taxes or paycheck deductions, which lulls us into thinking that the care is somehow free.

Correspondingly, events associated with gamete formation (gametogenesis) or fertilization must somehow free the sporophytic genes and thus permit the zygote to enter the sporophytic developmental pattern.

And to do so will somehow free us to enjoy a work utopia that is not about the factory, but rather about self-expression.

But Howe seems somehow free of these anxieties, perhaps because she never set out to be a poet in the first place.

I felt disguised behind those glasses, less exposed, somehow freer.

This felt profoundly counter-intuitive, and yet somehow freeing.

All was going well until one of the rolling bases somehow freed itself of the brick.

All are somehow freed of economic constraints that apply to the rest of us.

All of those eye motions, with my lids open and shut, had somehow freed up my body.