Sentence examples for somehow successful from inspiring English sources

They knew he was somehow successful, they said.

I am glad that the Rangers did not make the playoffs this year because it means there will be no illusions that this season was somehow successful.

"If we can make this process somehow successful, I think it will be the best option".

If we were somehow successful at this, then we would still have to detect the black hole, which wouldn't necessarily be straightforward.

We have somehow been successful without suing other people over intellectual property.

> We have somehow been successful without suing other people over intellectual property.

Like "writing," design can be done well or poorly, or done brilliantly to dubious ends, or done awfully but somehow be successful anyway.

(John's own explanation for the rewards we might have reaped from Lehman's failure — that somehow its successful failure would "have served as a firebreak" against panic — seems, to say the least, unconvincing).

They included that of mezzo-soprano Sarah Connolly, who wrote: "You cannot rip the heart out of an already wounded company and expect it to somehow provide successful productions where everyone knows what to do".

My interaction with the GZA was somehow less successful.

This strategy, which has since been outlawed, somehow proved successful as he won a tight four-way race.