Sentence examples for somehow like a from inspiring English sources
"It is somehow like a revolution – no one will have a plan for a revolution".
It seems, somehow, like a show that's not very sure of itself.
It makes the reader grin and feel, somehow, like a conspirator.
The Dothraki are surfing on horseback somehow, like a bunch of showoffs.
It was just so different from Canada and felt somehow like a vacation should: a real escape, or another world.
"They even left my father's portrait hanging in the background," he added, "believing he looked somehow like a Russian aristocrat".
The red-winged blackbird I heard in a treetop the other day sounded, somehow, like an asterisk.
They make hanging out at 5am in an expensive uptown apartment surrounded by beautiful people sound somehow like an empty and depressing experience.
And somehow, like an amateur tightrope walker, he pulls it off by the sheer strength of his nave self-confidence, connecting Einstein's space- and time-bending theories to the nature of life in the scientist's adoptive homeland.
Her gloriously wet canvases are certainly not tethered in reality, but seem stuck to it somehow like an animal in a swamp.
And somehow, like an abused woman blacking out the details of her attacks, I had forgotten what it actually takes to accomplish purchasing fabric there.
