Sentence examples for somehow present from inspiring English sources

"I think humor is always somehow present".

There and not there, absent yet somehow present, Jones remains Mr. Person's phantom limb.

When I joined the Royal Ballet School, he was always somehow present.

Sometimes, though, these mob attacks are timed for occasions when cameras are already somehow present.

The first halves of these games were case studies in "defend, resist, and capitalise if opportunities somehow present themselves".

I've heard others, particularly those whose children have special needs, or colic, or just somehow present a different adjustment to parenthood than that of the other babies on the block, say the same.

"We're not ruling out that political factors can exist, subjective factors, when information is somehow presented in a different way externally," he said.

Thanks in large part to successful fund-raising, the son-in-law of a Chicago machine politician somehow presented himself as a reformer.

Trying to describe a show that somehow presents carnival stunts and magic tricks in a way that is funny and menacing at the same time, critics often fall back on the description of the principals which Penn himself offers at the beginning of the evening — "a couple of eccentric guys who have learned to do a few cool things".

Somehow, present-day Christians forgot about turning the other cheek, abandoned the notion of treating others like they would like to be treated themselves; they've become bent on preaching, judging, and selfishly attempting to save the souls of others by condemning them.

I said we should keep going, and somehow presented this as the only "real" option in a way that was both highly illogical and powerfully undeniable.