Sentence examples for somehow over time from inspiring English sources

The Rolling Stones have always embraced meanness, but somehow, over time, they have come to be perceived as a feel-good band, no matter how callous their lyrics.

But Mike E.'s conversion was more quotidian than that, and therefore more unsettling; somehow, over time, he had fallen into a particularly dark rabbit hole, where some of the most disturbing and discredited ideas in modern history were repackaged as the solution to twenty-first-century malaise.

You're hardly extravagant, but somehow over time those small purchases have saddled you with thousands of dollars in credit card debt.

It's believed that 80 to 90percentt of women have cellulite, yet somehow over time we've been conditioned to believe it's ugly and needs to be "fixed".

To understand what has happened, start by understanding that illegal immigration and the "birther" business have one fascinating thing in common: Both began as crass ploys to appeal to voters, with Arpaio's tone hardening as he somehow, over time, convinced himself that what he was peddling was actually so.

This pattern implies that functional constraints have somehow evolved over time, which might be responsible for the rapid evolution and sequence divergence of these ALDH genes.

"People change over time.

(Somehow, bribery extended over time seemed less ethically problematic).

Then somehow, slowly and over time, my perspective shifted.

This is in line with an earlier report by our study group that showed that students develop an interest in orthopaedic trauma at a very early level but somehow lose it over time due to negative experience during their clinical training [ 25].

A little like writing or loving someone — it doesn't always feel worthwhile, but not giving up somehow creates unexpected meaning over time.