Sentence examples for somehow natural from inspiring English sources

In Cunningham's work, though, the transitions between positions and juxtapositions of scale, speed and dynamic are both constantly surprising and somehow natural, like a force of nature whose laws you might not understand but must immediately respect.

Performing artists cannot do what is not, somehow, natural to them.

Greer presents the 'need to know' as self-explanatory, as somehow natural or inevitable.

And the production daringly flirts with a nascent — and somehow natural — eroticism between the affection-starved girl and her alarmed uncle.

Is this because it seems somehow "natural" for an older man to "seduce" — as it used to be called — a young girl?

The faded squares, hilly streets and clanging old cable cars of the Portuguese capital are a somehow natural backdrop to the haute hostel movement.

The ultimate sadness of Friedrichshof is the dour and depressing implication that almost every human characteristic which nice, liberal people believe to be unnatural and a symptom of socialisation - from body fascism to female subservience to selfish, egoistic, Victorian men, to hierarchical social systems to naked financial greed - might somehow be natural and even inherent in human nature.

And it seems somehow more natural and holistic.

To marvel at existence is to assume that nothingness is somehow more natural, more restful.

It then somehow seemed natural to begin scouring the world for bulky fragments of the history of printing.

One of the points of the chapter and the whale problem is to dispel our anthropocentric notion that Euclidean geometry is somehow more "natural" or more "correct".