Sentence examples for somehow positively from inspiring English sources
Otherwise, we would expect receiving more items to be somehow positively correlated with fewer deliveries or higher delivery duration.
It is certainly fair enough to hoot at chumps who fall for tales of supersafe investments yielding astronomical returns, who never heard that risk and return are positively correlated, who somehow haven't noticed that the Treasury has no problem at all selling highly sophisticated investors bills yielding 5% or so.
It might be that, in the absence of consensus on what constitutes peer practice, a distinctive sense of 'being a Peer Worker' with which to positively identify was somehow lacking.
As I drove, I remember cruising by a nice Korean boy and hearing him call out, "Sweet ride!" Somehow the compliment didn't resonate positively and I felt paralyzed.
Indeed, while happiness is a positive emotion and sadness is negative, surprise is somehow ambivalent as it can be perceived positively or negatively.
It seems that ice particles acquire electrical charge as they collide, rather as rubbing can induce static electricity, and that somehow smaller ice particles tend to become positively charged while larger ones become negatively charged.
On Christman's account, this person is positively unfree if her desire to conform was somehow oppressively imposed upon her through indoctrination, manipulation or deceit.
For the first part of England's opening partnership he dominated the scoring so that Alex Hales was positively pedestrian by comparison, as if their cricketing persona had somehow been swapped.
Somehow, the process of steeping tea gradually turning into cooking meth seems positively dainty when performed at the hands of Robert Crawley.
Yet so many of us are left scratching our heads as our daughters somehow still end up dressed as princesses, narrowing their own gender expression into a girlygirl-ness that seems positively retro in 2015.
