Sentence examples for somehow to think from inspiring English sources

And I couldn't concentrate in school and I feel now that I should've loved school, because I loved learning and I loved reading, but I was programmed somehow to think he was a success, I was the failure, and it never left me.

In this vertiginous moment, it is somehow easier to think that this is a picture rather than a shocking reality.

If consumers who see the ads somehow come to think of the companies as official sponsors, well, as someone once said, all is fair in love and advertising.

Reading accounts of his career, I found myself profoundly moved — even somehow liberated — to think that the fashion labels that, for me as a schoolgirl, had symbolized privilege and exclusion had, in fact, been created by someone — a genuine creative spirit — who soared above stereotypes and social boundaries.

Yet it was somehow fitting to think that what an anonymous adviser believed would be a populist gesture could be the swan song of a government which long ago surrendered substance to style.

Maher compared Islam to the mafia, while Harris doubled down with the notion that we are somehow "misled to think that fundamentalists are the fringe".

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Not that his entire life has been documented it's somehow disturbing to think about a baby Donald Trump, for instance but from the 80s on his every move, from real estate deals to bankruptcies to feuds to marriages to divorces, has been recorded by a gaggle of reporters and photographers entranced by Trump's hair and the ever-moving, ever-quotable mouth beneath it.

Somehow I seem to think I can figure something out if I look closely enough.

Only the ofays… Somehow they seem to think that a Negro doctor lacks morality".

""Somehow they seem to think that the lightness of, say, Total Recall and Robocop is a hindrance.