Sentence examples for somehow understanding from inspiring English sources

Somehow understanding this makes it easier for me to accept those experiences.

That explanation plus the low volume explains why banks don't offer the services themselves, but it also goes somehow to understanding why startups like ZestMoney can.

If there are fixed points to be found, if there are orienting constants to use, they probably lie in the moments when all that arbitrary movement yields something remarkably still – when all the shifting somehow yields understanding. .

If they are, at the beginning, perfect strangers linked by a passing transaction, they somehow end up understanding each other better than anyone else does.

I remember talking to the cosmologist Paul Davies once, who seemed to tend to the view that the universe is somehow geared to understanding itself; all his observation led him to that conclusion.

There is somehow this understanding that you can be this caricature of being bombastic and bullying and treating your underlings — " "As inhuman," a fourth woman, chopping chicken, said.

But somehow this understanding of black women has been drowned in the Crisco oil used to fry chicken.

Science as we know it has gone at least part of the way in understanding acupuncture: somehow the needles stimulate the brain to increase its production of analgesic endorphins.

"Somehow it seems to," he says, clearly understanding that the life he's saving is his own.

With works like "Fuddy Meers" and "Kimberly Akimbo," Mr. Lindsay-Abaire established himself as a lyrical and understanding chronicler of people who somehow become displaced within their own lives.

I've always dreamed about understanding the way women think because somehow they communicate with one another all over the world, all wanting the same thing at the same time.