Sentence examples for somehow fresh from from inspiring English sources
Life seemed more meaningful somehow, fresh from virtual journey into a sunspot's molten heart.
It is straight out of Dada, yet somehow fresh.
Listening to Lehrer, you realize things have turned out very differently from what was imagined back in the 1960s — and yet his commentary still feels somehow fresh.
Veiled and dark, the images are somehow fresh and new, like the first photographs.
Robert Everett-Green for The Globe and Mail praised the song, writing "Fool in Love rings down the curtain with a towering anthem that somehow squeezes fresh feeling from a tired lyrical concept".
No child should have to go through what I have gone through, with aunts and uncles squeezing your cheek at every meeting: "Ahh, this one will be a judge, or a famous man of the law somehow …" And in a country still fresh from apartheid, we are all expected to have been fierce fighters for freedom and justice, little Mandelas with the right revolutionary name.
I was too fresh from childhood.
Tennis shoes fresh from Wimbledon.
Kenneth Williams, fresh from the F.B.I.
Anything fresh from our garden.
