Sentence examples for somehow neglected from inspiring English sources

You somehow neglected to secure the Qwikster Twitter handle.

I'd somehow neglected to transfer it from my tote bag.

But I had somehow neglected the overriding facts of life, which it was his duty to uphold.

Continuous order release has been somehow neglected, in spite of its apparent potential for improving system performance, including the reduction of order flow times.

As soon as he claims the importance of the will, which the Socratic experience had somehow neglected, he goes on reflecting about the limitations of the will.

(Of course, if this was so, then the election itself was invalid, a possibility that the Court somehow neglected to consider).

"Leading the conversation" is how you end up with the major Sunday shows somehow neglecting to invite a single anti-amnesty politician on a weekend dominated by the immigration debate.

(He somehow neglects to discuss the most obvious counterindication to this trend, the 2000 Presidential elections, in which the man declared the winner by judicial fiat lost the popular vote by a significant margin).

The relationship seems doomed from the start, seeing as how Mr. Nanjiani's family expects him to marry a nice Pakistani woman, a fact he somehow neglects to mention to his new girlfriend.

Back in the fall of 1961, David A. Jones and Wendell Cherry, junior attorneys at the same law firm, took some investors onto the golf course; before the final putt dropped, they managed to convince the money men that there was a fortune to be made in health care - somehow neglecting to mention that they knew next to nothing about the field.

It is, however, what most people get from their love affairs, or from the wrenching end of them, and the lesson learned from Haneke's scarifying Top Ten needless to say, the Chaplin he picks is the one with attempted cannibalism is that a movie that leaves you unchallenged, or unbruised, is somehow neglecting its duty.