Sentence examples for somehow helpful from inspiring English sources

"And that she comes forward not because she's looking for a payday, nor does she think this is somehow helpful to her.

Even if Mr. Obama's support might have somehow been helpful to the Iranian opposition, Mr. Trump's almost certainly will not be.

Somehow, it was helpful, because if you are told before, then it's not unexpected.

Hoffman needed a new project after PayPal was sold to eBay ; he cofounded LinkedIn in 2003 on the notion that getting lots of professionals connected in an online network was bound to be helpful, somehow.

What he said is that the Bush administration is keeping the war going an extra year because they think it will be helpful somehow for domestic politics here in the United States.

"I felt very privileged and somehow it was very helpful for us all to be there.

Somehow, it is always helpful to begin with a set of design guidelines or boundaries.

If you leave without learning something helpful or feeling somehow understood; if you feel like you worked hard to be clear and the therapist didn't get it; if you feel disrespected in any way; or if you feel somehow ill at ease about returning, those might be signs the chemistry isn't right.

Those are hardly helpful, however, when one somehow ends up in the eerily darkened Stampede Corral, where all sense of direction dissolves.

Soon enough, reviewers were comparing him to Amis, Evelyn Waugh, Ring Lardner, and Max Beerbohm immensely gratifying judgments and helpful publisher's blurbs, but somehow less than apt.

It is helpful if that person is somehow connected with music or singing.