Sentence examples for somehow supported from inspiring English sources

The brand name somehow supported the strange feeling I had about these.

Everyone had a dissident opinion or everyone somehow supported values of democracy or whatever when you ask them now".

Put your pants on and let's get going!" Somehow, supported by Gerda, I managed to stagger to the end of the street where I clapped eyes on Bailey who was lying on his back having his stomach rubbed by a family of four who looked at me like the Devil Incarnate for allowing my wonderful dog out and about without human supervision -- as if I'd endorsed this behavior.

This notion of long-distance dispersal within the C. gattii VGII population is somehow supported by the detection of the sequence type ST20 (VGIIa) from European patients, which had previously travelled to Vancouver Island and those had physically transposed this genotype to Europe (Table S1) [35], [35].

Motifs logos and distribution are illustrated in Additional files 8 and 9. Group definition was somehow supported by this distribution, with some exceptions.

You either somehow support child abuse or you hate Penn State.

The image was part of an effort to dispel the notion that the party is dominated by white people, or that it somehow supports the return of apartheid.

"President Bush is somehow supporting an individual who today has become a symbol of hatred in Pakistan, a man whom everybody in Pakistan wants to get rid of," he warned.

As far as music playback goes, a feature I don't really use, Plex now (somehow) supports FairPlay, which means that it can play DRM'd iTunes music.

Those who are able but unwilling to work "must somehow support themselves" (JF 179; cf. PL 182n).. Disability payments to meet the needs of severely handicapped citizens who are permanently unable to work are not ascertained by reference to the difference principle for Rawls, but instead are to be determined by principles of assistance, which he leaves unspecified (PL 272n).

It was an impressive sight, a small rickety cart somehow supporting an enormous steel bowl at a full boil, cooking a pig in its own grease.