Sentence examples for somehow not even from inspiring English sources

"The really interesting thing about that story for me was this feeling of you seeing something that is completely obvious to you and it is somehow not even visible to anybody else," he explains of Warren's work.

We couldn't see the lander's wheels touch the Martian surface (somehow, not even Rupert Murdoch could get a camera up there, though his staff members presumably tried to delete the text messages the rover sent back).

Ant-Man, is somehow not even in the movie.

In "The Pesthouse," the United States of America has somehow vanished: not even a memory of government remains.

But because Ramadan is himself a Muslim, the author writes, he shouldn't be allowed to teach anyone about the subject; his students will somehow mysteriously "not even dare to write nor say anything negative about Islam".

Somehow there was not even a yellow card.

Somehow, he has not even been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

Somehow, that's not even the song's most shattering bit: "I got debts no honest man can pay," Springsteen concedes in the second verse.

The girls arrived with nothing but the bright red outfits on their backs that their uncle had somehow bought -- not even a rag doll or an extra pair of socks between them.

7. "Conveying that to anyone who isn't an 'old soul,' and the frustration of sometimes wanting to be in more popular circles, but finding out when you get there that you are and always will be on the outside looking in... and somehow not minding that, even when lonely".

Tottenham should be winning this match by five or six goals and somehow aren't even ahead by one.