Sentence examples for somehow from from inspiring English sources

It had always seemed to me detached, somehow, from the rest of Pakistan.

"But try to do it a little different, somehow, from all the other times," he said.

If it was to be taken seriously, it had to be derived somehow from first principles.

Somehow, from somewhere, Richmond produced a run that would make Black Caviar proud.

But somehow, from all this kindling, little fire is created and less is sustained.

"It's different somehow from knowing that you are on ETA's hit list".

"I simply feel it has become isolated somehow from the real story of the band.

"He seems to have escaped somehow from the 1960s but is totally of his time".

"We seem to be very lost, adrift somehow from ourselves, from community.

It is her mother's wedding ring, saved, somehow, from the concentration camp where her par- ents were killed.

Somehow, from somewhere, one of the first signs of spring had been found and brought inside the hotel.