Sentence examples for somehow outside from inspiring English sources

The rhythms of these villages were slow-moving, patient, somehow outside time.

Somehow, outside of the rarefied literary community, they appear less serious, less important as cultural figures – as Martin Amis, post-teeth, discovered.

Narratives of these kinds can be instructive, representing the legacy of a perspective stretching back to the colonial era that saw human development as urban and as somehow outside, detached from, or above the realm of nature.

Just as Ukip is not a maverick party, but made up of disgruntled Tories; just as Boris Johnson is not a maverick but a born-to-rule chancer; just as bloggers such as Guido Fawkes pretend to be anti-politics mavericks but are hard-rightwingers – this section of the right deludes itself that it is somehow "outside" the establishment rather than its pumping heart.

"That's what we should do again, and that's what's going to bring us back together: not having government be this force somehow outside of us, that's bearing down on us or annoying us, but as a force that we actually embrace and want and that does what we want".

To say that God is eternal is to say either that he is everlasting or that he is somehow outside time.

When you see people who somehow operate outside that, you're quite excited by it".

"All along, I've had this obsessive, delusional idea that I could somehow be outside culture, which is, of course, patently absurd," he said.

And somehow being outside and doing simple things makes me feel more in touch with the here and now and less concerned with the hypothetical.

I do think it's possible to have differences of opinion in good faith about the ad, but when people start to claim the progress made by "progressives" as their own, and MoveOn is somehow suddenly outside of that, it's just arrogant, spurious nonsense.

Then, heavy footsteps and a deep voice in the corridor outside; somehow we suppressed our squeals.