Sentence examples for somehow rather from inspiring English sources

Somehow, rather than bringing unity, this common ground is scored with difference.

I feel like I want to take control somehow rather than accept my fate of getting these circulars every week.

It made the sheer adventure of art seem at once heroic and somehow rather splendidly devilish too.

But negotiating with the lord chancellor in public would be "totally inappropriate and indeed somehow rather disrespectful".

Randy Gardner, who was shot in the foot that morning, wonders if he could have done more, somehow, rather than running to protect himself.

The idea that, after a period of expansion, the brain pares back its workforce to become leaner and meaner is somehow rather appealing.

Now, they don't even bother to grow the cane, which somehow seems rather sad.

It's a vibrant, tactile mix that is somehow inviting rather than jarring.

He bounds athletically along, a stocky figure in a blue suit that somehow emphasizes rather than conceals a powerful build.

Somehow, and rather remarkably, a sporting occasion that had started the fortnight as an international event and ended as a parochial jamboree, somehow survived.

But quoting him in a news story — without any caveats or questions — implies that his statements are somehow factual, rather than representing pure speculation.