Sentence examples for somehow removed from inspiring English sources

He says the church would collapse if all the female priests in place now were to be somehow removed.

Arriving by boat is an organic experience, a naturally paced form of transport somehow removed from the modern world.

Then comes the turn, where the character finds a reasonable explanation, or the immediate threat is somehow removed.

"The future won't be some bright new thing which is somehow removed from everything that preceded it," Gibson has said.

What would New Yorkers dream of for Fresh Kills (outside of a more inviting name), if all impediments, including horrific emissions, were somehow removed?

He elaborates on a prevailing theory that while koshary is all carbohydrates, these are somehow removed with the water they are cooked in.

The Republican approach is to value cleanliness, promote the value of cleanliness, teach cleanliness in our schools and somehow remove barriers to soap manufacture, marketing and sales.

His time with Jazz, a young man who was born a girl, and his mum was so incredibly intimate it almost felt like intrusion, but Perry somehow removes that tabloid element, despite the presence of cameras.

And that's where examples like the British coal-gas story are very instructive, because they show that if you can somehow remove or complicate a method, you have the potential of saving a tremendous number of lives".

Since this is equally important to construct the lookup tables, we must somehow remove the comparison ability from the attacker, while retaining the ability to do the lookups.

And if you could somehow remove as much spam as possible from that data, and even slice it demographically, geographically and even personally for a given user, then things might really get sticky.