Sentence examples for somehow recalled from inspiring English sources

Rushing to capture an extraordinary light, Adams somehow recalled that the moon has a luminosity of 250 candles per square foot, and quickly exposed a plate.

Haunted houses resemble each other, curses work themselves out along similar lines, and each new Gothic narrative somehow recalls the ones before it.

When Brooks was a fellow at the American Academy in Rome in 1984, he designed Il Risorgimento -- a cross between an obelisk and a pyramid, with canvas wings -- which somehow recalls the vernacular structures of his New England childhood.

The name Hausdorff-like similarity is proposed to somehow recall the analogy with the calculation approach of the inner part of the original Hausdorff formula, which considers the minimum distance (or maximum similarity) between an element of a set and the other set.

A legless bust of a stag appears out of nowhere, somehow recalling images of Lars von Trier's Antichrist.

"I needed to get on grass somehow," Agassi recalled, laughing.

"Somehow," Dr. Goldstein recalled, "a bunch of balding, middle-aged men sitting around a table came up with the idea that the ponytail was the embodiment of all this interesting physics".

"It was like Samuel Beckett, somehow," he recalls.

"I managed to get out of reading them somehow," Loseff recalls.

Part-novelty, part-brand-new, somehow 'LDN' recalls Althea & Donna as well as the Streets.

"I had nothing left, but I had to manage somehow," she recalls.