Sentence examples for somehow has been from inspiring English sources

"Imagine," he said, "a cemetery that somehow has been a burial place for many centuries".

Even more so: I think that there is almost a reaction against style, that brute ugliness somehow has been interpreted as being the way to go".

"We do not know whether to take the announcement of this news from Lusaka seriously, or whether to conclude that Zambia somehow has been victimized by a Madison Avenue type," one confessed.

There is a fast and easy cure for the Russian financial crisis that somehow has been overlooked by the knowledgeable financial and political mavens of today.

"The user base of We Draw Comics so far somehow has been an incredibly positive Internet experience in which everybody who's drawing on this site has been really good-natured, and interested in making nice things," Hutchison told me in an interview.

Couldn't the inhibited children somehow have been raised to be wary instead of born that way?

I surmised that it was a new skyscraper, still skeletal at the top, that somehow had been ignited by accident.

The 22-year-old has lacerated any fears that he might somehow have been a one-season wonder, after his breakthrough last time out.

While England's top three indeed struggled to score runs, this was no acknowledgement from Flower that Pietersen should somehow have been in the original squad.

Daoud Ahmadi, spokesman for the Helmand governor, said that seven police officers had been shot to death at a checkpoint east of the city after somehow having been poisoned, and that their weapons and vehicles had been stolen.

Moreover, the majority of the targeted population was passengers who were waiting for their flights, so they somehow had been in a hurry or busy and not willing to fill in the questionnaire.