Sentence examples for somehow the same from inspiring English sources

I mean it's bigger and there are, certainly, more seats, but it felt somehow the same.

Simon's work over the years has been extraordinarily varied yet always somehow the same.

"But the reductive concept that we're somehow the same — that bugs me".

The accusations shifted over the years – their content changed – but the emotion behind them remained somehow the same.

(Imagine if Ben Bernanke and Mitt Romney were somehow the same person, and you'll have a sense of his unique profile).

Earlier, a trio of poets - LK Holt, Josephine Rowe and Fiona Wright - batted off the suggestion that because they were young and female they were somehow the same.

Somehow, all the same, sorrow ought to be resisted.

The world may keep changing, but Alan Partridge somehow stays the same.

And as every football fan knows, these systems are all different, yet somehow all the same.

But as he gets older, she somehow stays the same age.

But plane spotting — which also entails tramping around swamps to watch flying objects — somehow lacks the same cachet.