Sentence examples for somehow important from inspiring English sources

Mozart's full grip on this music is somehow important.

He understood that the Rosenbergs were somehow important, the man said in his Spanish-accented English.

But it is still somehow important that one country killed its aristocrats and one didn't".

I have bought a bag of overwintering shallots because it seems somehow important to plant something today.

We can never really know what happened in that room, but it seems somehow important to keep on looking.

"When it came down to it we found the six we chose were all immensely readable and somehow important".

The burden of proof is on the defendant to make out these defense, and courts have not looked favorably on claims that sophisticated issuers somehow overlooked important information.

For too long, too many in the federal establishment have seen their role as somehow more important than that of state and local enforcement.

And every year, the BBC trots out the Sports Personality of the Year trophy, as if being personable is somehow more important than being good at, well, sport.

Well, fine, but that's scoring easy points — and no one will suggest that what Rubio said about the housing crisis, government spending, or which party cares more about solving the immigration crisis is somehow not important or worth discussing.

This, of course, is not to suggest that Hine's image is somehow less important, original or authentic, for what is often valuable about an artwork is the way the artist transforms the art they draw upon or deal with.