Sentence examples for somehow strong from inspiring English sources
She is solitary, fat, withdrawn -- also, somehow, strong and unconquerable.
Somehow, Strong persuaded Indira Gandhi, then-prime minister of India, to open the conference.
Her face greets you, pale, interesting and somehow strong – emoting right at you with all that horrid warmth and candour.
On one level, the situation rejects an earlier notion that the global economy was somehow strong enough to absorb any economic shocks in the United States.
Nevertheless, today the statement about this limitation is being regarded as a somehow strong assumption amid technological advances in computing technologies.
"The virus is somehow stronger and more virulent," Mr. Thanh said.
Whatever you experience when you are small, it makes you somehow stronger for the rest of your life".
But he did not share the neoconservative fear that the Soviets were somehow stronger than the United States and its democratic allies.
Ask many Brexiteers why they wish to leave and they are often unable to articulate their reasons for doing so other than a vague notion that Britain will regain status and become somehow stronger as a consequence.
"My boyfriend isn't an asshole, he hates thinking like this, but it's somehow stronger than him".
But as with any bruise, even when you look away, you can still feel your blood pump, somehow stronger than anyplace else on your body, under its surface.
