Sentence examples for somehow loved from inspiring English sources

This is concerning, and I see a future in which I might have to take a bit of a break, as I did when I was watching Friday Night Lights and felt at one point that the characters really were living and breathing and playing football a sport I hate and yet somehow loved during the duration of that show in Texas.

But even the most rambunctious attention is somehow loving.

And apparently he was afraid that if he made the big switch from tuba to fiddle, I might somehow love him less.

He pratfalls down the stairs, loses his account, is degraded by his hypocritical father-in-law and is otherwise unmasked as the sputtering impotent cretin we know and somehow love to hate.

But he seems to have convinced at least some of his fans that they somehow love their country - and mine - more than those who didn't call or write to say they agreed with whatever nonsense Hannity was spewing on any particular day.

Somewhere, somehow, love fails him.

"I think this idea that somehow love, statements in Leviticus 19, is not the kind of thing that would indicate that we shouldn't have laws," Sessions said.

Somehow, love entered the gothic establishment from time to time, and when Oliver wrote about it in his brilliant 2009 piece, "East 10th Street: Self Portrait with Empty House," it was with all the ardor and verve of a romantic who knows he's an outsider by birth and inclination but who still hopes to find — to believe — those persons who won't hurt his heart because of it.

Instead, we hope that somehow love will prevail and that we can love those qualities away.

"You gotta be ready that your house will no longer be yours," Troskina added about the waking nightmare she's signed up for but somehow loves.

He had the same goofy sense of humor, the same habit of wearing his heart right out there on his sleeve where anyone could crush it, the same buoyant hope that somehow love would prevail over all.