Sentence examples for somehow stands from inspiring English sources
Yet Carson somehow stands a bit removed from his own material, holding back from his own shameless bid for laughs.
"The tendency in Russia is toward limiting freedom of speech and freedom to gather, targeting any group that somehow stands up for its rights," said Yury Gavrikov, the head of Equality, one of several gay rights groups in St Petersburg.
One house that is divided but somehow stands is that of Christine Ondocin and her husband, Robb Irving, who turned part of their 19th-century home into the popular Gil and Bert's Ice Cream counter on Main Street.
The whole premise for today's retreat from Jenkins and Lee, of course, is the Court's new theory that a criminal defendant who seeks to avoid conviction on a "ground unrelated to factual innocence" somehow stands on a different constitutional footing from a defendant whose participation in his criminal trial creates a situation in which a judgment of acquittal has to be entered.
Some might consider this effect to be a rose smell sensation that somehow stands before the mind as an object of contemplation.
The George Washington Bridge scandal that has engulfed Gov. Chris Christie, bizarre as it is, also somehow stands as an example of the state's hardball political traditions.
Mr. Ramanathan, 40, was at ease, yet somehow stood apart.
Others, including Roomor, have somehow stood the test of time.
It's a sort of profound poem and by the end these ordinary things somehow stand for mortality.
I suspect that their lives would have taken a different direction if the law had somehow stood in their way.
