Sentence examples for somehow in terms of from inspiring English sources

When it became the opening of the novel, you could see where he prosed up the rhythm a bit, forced himself to make it a bit more irregular somehow, in terms of inner rhymes and cadences and so forth...This made quiet an impression on me.

"The Persian community in Great Neck is somehow disappointing in terms of their involvement in culture," Mr. Kiai said.

"I looked around for a place that was affordable in air travel yet somehow virginal in terms of stampedes of tourists," she recalled.

"This then makes the pupil body appear easier to teach, and leads to the mistaken conclusion that such schools are somehow better in terms of performance".

Pep Guardiola has already dismissed the notion that the Premier League is somehow superior in terms of intensity, saying: "None of you have been in La Liga or the Bundesliga to know how intense it is.

However, the architecture of these specimens is defined in a three-dimensional (3D) coordinate space, in volumetric terms, making the direct microscope output somehow "short" in terms of dimensionality.

The formalization given in (6), although correct, is somehow unsatisfactory in terms of the slow convergence speed involved with its distributed implementation, and in terms of the difficulty in optimizing its system parameters (see [15]).

The walls on one hand will provide a temperature reduction on the columns, which is somehow favourable in terms of its fire resistance, on the other hand the differential heating on the columns cross-section may lead to unfavourable stresses (bending moments) responsible for instability (thermal bowing).

Two out of three people also said it was easy to make friends, while the city (somehow) ranked highly in terms of affordability.

They often complain vaguely of not feeling like themselves or somehow being limited in terms of activity.

So something has to give, somehow, at some point in terms of deal flow.