Sentence examples for somehow true from inspiring English sources

A manufactured event is somehow true and not true.

It all seemed perfectly graceful and, somehow, true.

Hollywood's compulsion to claim that a film is somehow true, even when almost completely fictional, is a comparatively new development.

These small scenes end up being surprisingly moving because this fictional hospital unit, in all its ridiculousness, feels somehow true to life.

His collage novel Une Semaine de Bonté unleashes a fantasy world from Victorian lithographs — again, its arcana seem necessary, inevitable and somehow true.

And so when Crowe's Robin tells his pals, "There is no difference between a knight and any other man," what he claims is both demonstrably absurd and somehow true to the deep, liberating elusiveness of Robinry through the ages.

But it feels somehow truer, as if the director instinctively knows how his characters should react and can thus afford a more direct, less elliptical approach.

"And that somehow seemed true, even though I didn't want to hear it".

Mr. LaPierre seems to think that his stand is somehow more true to the Constitution than the president's.

And even though we always got trashed at football, somehow our true destiny as winners was just over the horizon.

Abbott's special talent is to write characters who are larger than life and yet somehow completely true to life at the same time.