Sentence examples for somehow to be able from inspiring English sources

We ought, somehow, to be able to outwit the kind of planning which seeks freedom from danger and finds, it has erected prison walls around itself, or which, in its quest for peace and safety, shapes us a mauseleum world.

If you didn't read carefully, it'd be easy to think that Twitter was somehow going to be able to sell shares to the public without disclosing any of its financial data.

"Right now it's being taken for granted that you're never going to have a problem, that you are somehow going to be able to function without sleep".

I am fed up with the idea that, as a scientist, I am somehow expected not to be able to read classic novels or appreciate fine music.

You need to be able to somehow motivate".

I think the burden is to somehow be able to manage everything.

Here the hyenas' behavior suggested to us that they must somehow be able to produce odors unique to their own social groups.

However, most mothers stated that if their children asked them questions about it, they would somehow be able to talk to them.

Will Drew somehow be able to use the events to his advantage before he loses everything and has to move to a smaller house?

The fear was that Mitnick, without the aid of a modem, would somehow be able to hook up to the Internet from his jail cell and wreak cyberterror.

But according to the Defense Minister Kevin Andrews last week, Australia will somehow be able to bomb ISIS targets in eastern Syria without becoming involved in the broader Syrian conflict.