Sentence examples for somehow read from inspiring English sources

Maybe Elman had somehow read Stead's correspondence before?

"They want the masses, the people who have never even heard one of my albums to somehow read a headline… and think I'm a bad person," he said.

Clinton might find "Macbeth" a challenge — namely, to somehow read or see the play and not take the character of Lady Macbeth personally.

This is no consolation, but I confess to a moment of smugness that I somehow read the popular mood better than pollsters and most colleagues (I also won £5,000 on the Scottish referendum but that's another story).

But I was unsettled, since my bookshelves meant either there were no good books by women, or I had somehow read in such a way as to avoid them all.

A little, dumb baby (that can somehow read and type and has a credit card – man, this baby actually sounds more cool than dumb).

The congressman stood by the claim that the detainees were, somehow, reading the book and suggested that this "demystifies them.

I consider myself lucky not to have lost someone in this endless war, but somehow, reading Dexter Filkins's tender yet searing essay and looking at every detail of Ashley Gilbertson's pictures, I felt as if I had.

The Fringe doesn't have a curator  ("If you want to come up with your one-man 'Macbeth' in drag, you can do it," Mr. Bartlam said, somehow reading my mind).

I've written, with a Pollyanna tone that probably made anyone somehow reading on Day 4 without power want to kick me, that the children who rode out Hurricane Sandy safely, without any loss of loved ones or pets, will come out of this in the long run with more memories than fears.

This second volume of autobiography from Rupert Everett charts the actor's meandering path through the often vapid world of showbiz, deploying a largely detached tone; yet somehow reading it is akin to being held in the vice-like grip of a demon.