Sentence examples for somehow not possible from inspiring English sources
It was somehow not possible to ask her out separately from the group.
And that in our culture that is somehow not only desirable, but possible.
In thinking about why the Republicans' numbers have somehow not been winnowed, and the possible risks in forcing that question, the Edwards-Clinton exchange is instructive, too.
Somehow, not offering our children every possible opportunity "feels like bad parenting," said Wendy Mogel, a clinical psychologist and author of "The Blessing of a B Minus," (Scribner, 2010).
It's not possible to reframe this war as somehow noble.
"It has somehow given Shanghai a new lifestyle, a way of life not possible before it was born".
We are also aware that negative RTP values are somehow counter-intuitive, as they would suggest a negative BTR, which is not possible.
Robinson (2010) sensibly argues that "it is not possible to talk about the market distribution of income as if that were somehow free of politics.
I wanted to somehow enclose the taxi in a bubble of safety to keep my family protected, but I knew it wasn't possible.
Shouldn't it somehow be possible to offer an urgent new play to the National Theatre knowing that it could be seen there within a few months?
