Sentence examples for somehow settled from inspiring English sources

Even if the new paint job hadn't, somehow, settled – the panels of blue-green seemed to float slightly forward of the plasterboard – she'd introduced a splash of vivacity to the ground floor.

But in his search for a role model, Jonathan somehow settled on Bill Bennett instead of Nathan Lane.

"They kept putting pressure on my family to take money or marry the accused or just somehow settle the matter," she said.

Behind her, Boris Johnson, the Foreign Secretary, nodded his head vigorously, as if making his trademark untamed hair even more dishevelled would somehow settle the question.

And in the same interview, he claimed those justices he chose should and would overturn Roe v. Wade ― somehow not "settled" law while marriage equality somehow is "settled" law.

All of them somehow initially settled on the lowest common denominator: a bizarre scheme pinning much of the responsibility and most of the pain on small, insured depositors in Cyprus's banks.

The atmosphere in Stepanakert, Karabakh's capital, is orderly in a post-Soviet way, not chaotic.So Karabakh might have a decent future if the enclave's future could somehow be settled.

All the people in his films are in one way or another wanderers, existential transients drifting from relationship to relationship, identity to identity, unable somehow to settle into themselves, and that's just the way Mr. Téchiné likes them.

Maybe he's concerned that once you get married, you'll change somehow, and settle into a comfort zone.

But this has to be settled somehow.

The balance must be settled somehow and most often that is by the trade of gold, gems or anything that can be shipped or smuggled across the two countries' 1,800km border.(Picture credit: AFP).