Sentence examples for somehow qualify from inspiring English sources
Yet, if those providers could somehow qualify for First Amendment protection, then the government would have a harder time mandating "net neutrality".
The red-and-silver "Hillbilly Galoot" (1960) ushers in a group of works that somehow qualify as Pop art, even though they are made of damaged goods.
But of more concern to me is that his campaign wants us to believe that his military service and his time in the Hanoi Hilton somehow qualify him to be president of the United States.
Secondly, even if countries can somehow qualify for moral rights, it seems far-fetched to liken a country's freedom of association with respect to immigrants to an individual's right to refuse a marriage proposal, since presumably marital freedom of association is incalculably more important to an individual than her right to exclude potential compatriots.
The point is that even when people were literally laughing at him for even suggesting that being a community organizer would somehow qualify him to be President of the United States, Barack Obama did not back down from his community organizing background nor did he shy away from discussing it.
But this still somehow qualified as progress.
Perhaps we ought to abandon the assumption that we, simply by being privileged enough to travel the world, are somehow qualified to help ease the world's ills.
Even when Manyonga somehow qualified for the 2014 Commonwealth Games his paperwork was mysteriously "lost", allegedly in a mistake made by an administrator, for Manyonga was still an embarrassment.
This was a bunch of recruits slapped together, the starting lineup from Class AAA baseball that somehow qualified for the playoffs, the outsider that reaches the Final Four in college basketball.
At least as thin as Obama's argument that he lived for a while in Indonesia, and that somehow qualifies him to handle the complexities of the Middle East peace process, serve as commander in chief, and execute the other national security responsibilities of the Oval Office.
The only shared quality seems to be that everyone eats, which somehow qualifies us all as food entrepreneurs.
