Sentence examples for somehow than from inspiring English sources

It seemed less grand somehow than Diana's.

Likewise, the stewed eggplant dolmas resembled my grandmother's version even more intensely, somehow, than those dolmas resembled themselves.

In essence, Newton treated an infinitesimal as a positive number that was smaller, somehow, than any positive real number.

After 16 league games they had scored just 15 goals, fewer, somehow, than Aston Villa and West Bromwich Albion.

As a psychiatrist, though, he feels he should do the work more smoothly, somehow, than untrained people might.

Because the meeting is so shrouded in confidentiality, imagining what was discussed felt more valid, somehow, than proving it.

In retrospect, when the war began the nation suddenly gleamed with purpose larger than self, larger, somehow, even than peace.

It's more than two-dimensional, and yet somehow less than three.

Is insulting Israel somehow worse than actually killing Georgians?

But, Foday says, it is somehow better than before.

It's somehow less than obedient to the Olympic spirit.