Sentence examples for somehow great from inspiring English sources

With its small American family pitted against a giant robot, the film has all the ingredients of a naff blockbuster and yet is somehow great fun.

The notion that "this is somehow great news or a breakthrough" in fact "is hardly the case," said Peter Huessy, president of GeoStrategic Analysis, a national security consulting business.

Tuesday night presented a smaller and somehow greater challenge.

There is a theory that a great band is not merely a collection of musicians, but a mysterious, alchemical thing, somehow greater than the sum of its parts.

And then, right on cue, Announcer No. 2 will giddily agree — "Yeah, Marv, Derek's definitely due!" — with the "due" implying that Jeter has gone hitless for so long that his chances now are somehow greater than his innate 31 percent.

However natural and grievous your disappointment, if you then declare that one person's right to vote is somehow greater than another's, or that it should carry more heft, you have now lost not simply the election but the argument.

A belief in themselves as somehow greater than their environment".

The performance has an ethereal power, somehow greater than its parts.

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My celebrity is a function of an optical instrument and it creates the illusion that I am somehow greater or more compelling than your own life.

Worse, they're obscurantists, using the misplaced fear and anger of their constituency to take us back to the same fictional history as the presidential candidate whom they endorse, when America was somehow greater than now.