Sentence examples for somehow further from inspiring English sources
A minister claimed that it would somehow "further highlight the strength and robustness of the Indian economy".
Yesterday's report made a lot of the fact that 19-year-olds have the highest abortion rate of any age group, as though this was somehow further evidence of the disintegrating morals of the nation.
The 6S was similarly ugly, and the 7 through 8 somehow further banished any design that set themselves apart, while reversing course on some practical measures in allowing an increasingly large camera bump and losing the headphone jack.
We do not know what stopping off at the thalamus does for the other senses, but it certainly means that signals generated in the other senses are somehow "further away" from the nexus of processing done in the brain.
Coming off a third consecutive losing season, the program is somehow further below where it was from Greg McMackin's final go-round in 2011.
In this context, it's hard to see why Gandalf would take it on himself to lead a ragtag group of displaced Dwarves toward their destiny, unless it could somehow further his mission of defeating Sauron.
As with every nascent idea, there was hopefulness about where the journey into silence might take me, expectancy that I would be somehow furthered by it.
Then there would be a second phase, in which the trust between the parties would somehow be further consolidated.
Ever since, Oehlen's process has evinced endless sorts of borderline-desperate improvisation — until a painting isn't finished, exactly, but somehow beyond further aid.
Finally, the simple design of TransMilenio station is somehow a further element that does not facilitate the integration of the system in the surrounding built environment.
St George winger Eto Nabuli, who had earlier denied Wire captain Joel Monaghan with a wonderful last-ditch intervention, somehow escaped further punishment for a mistimed high tackle on Kevin Penny, referee Ben Thaler choosing to award just a penalty.
