Sentence examples for somehow incorporates from inspiring English sources

She talks me through her recent schedule, which as well as this visit to the UK somehow incorporates eight shows a week in a Broadway play, The Heiress.

(My favorite volume was the fifth one, "Wizard and Glass" — a tragic Western love story that, somehow, incorporates elements of both "The Wizard of Oz" and "The Stand").

I think that somebody like Luc Tuymans, a Belgian who makes sort of smallish, drab-looking paintings that look like maybe they were left out in the rain, somehow incorporates every bad thing you can think about painting.

With that objective understood, director Gareth Edwards and his legion of designers deserve a hearty "Yub Nub!" for somehow crafting a film that looks and feels modern but somehow incorporates the aesthetic of Lucas's original.

Research Franklin's experiments with lightning and create an original advertisement (print ad or television commercial) for a lightning rod that somehow incorporates the story of Franklin's role in its invention.

He dispenses with phenomenal objects in favor of phenomenal qualities that one's experience instantiates or somehow incorporates.

Some thought a beach read must somehow incorporate summer or a vacation into the plot.

Would your claims to realism be lost if you didn't somehow incorporate the change, the not-knowing, the cold feeling?" This is disingenuous and too rhetorical.

I'm not interested in seeing any elements of cheese-rolling, pie-throwing or other regional English traditions somehow incorporated into the national set-up.

A fan of contemporary music at its most minimalist, I wanted to somehow incorporate what I love about that music: its silences, subtleties and experimentation.

If these conjectures are correct, it follows that the first forms of life emerged as self-contained molecular systems, rather than as macromolecules that somehow incorporated the basic properties associated with the living state.