Sentence examples for somehow looking for from inspiring English sources

Flute is trained by Bob Frankel, another Hall of Famer and New Yorker, who was still somehow looking for his first Breeders' Cup victory after 36 starts.

"That sense that folks who have contributed to this country but are at the lower ends of the income scale are somehow looking for government to do something for them, or feel some sense of entitlement, is just fundamentally wrong," he said.

People were somehow looking forward to something.

Somehow looking at you I am looking at me.

I'm not really sure how [that happened], but honestly, I think machines are somehow looked upon to answer for talent and creativity, which is solely the domain of the musician.

Wilson included the obligatory "reaching into his waistband" by Brown -- has there ever been a cop that shot an unarmed person who didn't somehow look like he was reaching for a weapon?

In a perfect world, each would be given a column devoted to their superlative work, and the incredible spirit and imagination they brought to narratives having to do, for the most part, with insiders who felt outside the citadel, somehow, or outsiders looking for some sense of community, no matter how wrong, temporary, or superficial.

For me, it never sagged once in its mighty two hour 40 minutes running time and the high-frame-rate projection for this film somehow looks richer and denser than it did the last time round.

With more than 850 structures registered within its National Historic Landmark District, the town is a potpourri of colors and architectural styles that could clash but somehow look as if they were made for one another.

(The makeup includes, black/dark Brown eyeliner & eyeshadow, accented with a plum or bright red. Top it off with a deep blush. The clothes you wear must be dark yet somehow look very inviting and romantic. For guys try a dark red v-neck with a black jacket and dark-wash jeans.

It somehow looks like a giant lozenge, a blue cough drop for Zeus.