Sentence examples for somehow new from inspiring English sources

Somehow, New Labour kept the show on the road.

One is that the practice is somehow new or unusual.

"The idea that the violence is somehow new is wrong," the official continued.

And yet we'd consistently felt, through our long marriage, as if we'd only just met, as if we were somehow new to each other, still becoming acquainted.

Given all the attention that "digital" is getting at the moment, you would be forgiven for thinking that it is somehow new.

The stories of these women and their contributions to British life are a necessary corrective to the idea that we are somehow "new" to Britain.

And yet somehow News Corp. argues that revenue will only fall 23% in the next year.

Unless something crazy happens, like a controller that's somehow newer than the Xbox 360 controller comes out someday.

Veiled and dark, the images are somehow fresh and new, like the first photographs.

Somehow, New York has bucked the tide a bit.

Somehow, New York has never played along with this morality play.