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"somehow that was" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to express surprise or confusion about a specific situation or event. Example: "I couldn't believe it, somehow that was the best cup of coffee I had ever tasted." This sentence implies that the speaker was not expecting the coffee to be good, but was pleasantly surprised.
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Overlay text also found in bestselling album 1989's sleeve notes reads: "She lost him, but she found herself, and somehow that was everything".
And somehow that was enough — just talking.
Somehow that was the answer I expected.
And then, somehow, that was over too.
Somehow that was twisted into "a slam-dunk".
Somehow that was the high point of his return.
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It's the "how" in "somehow" that's still under investigation.
You know, somehow, that that is not the case.
Or was it possible, somehow, that it was both?
Somehow, that fact was difficult to comprehend.
"Anything that was somehow 'different' was rejected".
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