Sentence examples for somehow harder from inspiring English sources
(It's somehow harder to imagine the neurotic Calista Flockhart chasing bad guys with a gun).
Or was a British-bred actor somehow harder to accept in the role?
Harris adds: "It is somehow harder for people to embrace a play written by a woman, whatever its quality.
Falling in love with someone a) unexpectedly and b) somehow harder than ever before Dave "The song Peace sounds like that.
In his address to Mr. Jakes's church, Mr. Gore began by asserting that strong family life is "something more basic than all of our budget debates but somehow harder to achieve".
As Cheryl Strayed, the woman on whose recent memoir this film is based, Ms Witherspoon jettisons her old image with every arduous step she takes along the Pacific Crest Trail, her face somehow harder and more adult than it has ever looked.
The gnocchi, somehow hard yet soft, are cooked to the nanosecond.
It was somehow hard to imagine that statement producing a request for serious jail time.
Still, though: it is somehow hard to argue this time around.
Yet it's somehow hard not to be optimistic in the hands of a writer so angry and intelligent.
That prepares our palates for a tub-thumping dessert course of exquisitely poached pear, somehow hard and soft at the same time, with white- and dark-chocolate cubes.
