Sentence examples for somehow unintentionally from inspiring English sources
I think for me (and some other women) who find it hard to hear the word "panties," particularly from men, it has to do with a notion that these men are somehow (unintentionally) sexualizing little girls.
We've called it "the worst word ever," writing, "I think for me (and some other women) who find it hard to hear the word panties, particularly from men, it has to do with a notion that these men are somehow (unintentionally) sexualizing little girls".
This would entail that not every reference-fixing use of a name turns out to be intentional; sometimes new names are introduced, and their reference somehow fixed, unintentionally.
To support the struggle of Kurdish women would be to accept a 'western racist narrative around Isis', as one member of the NUS Executive wrote on Twitter (implying unintentionally that IS somehow represent Muslims).
Nolan's hardly known for his grasp of comedy, but this scene appears to be unintentionally hilarious, as if the trailer has somehow warped momentarily into the wartime gallows humour of Catch-22 or Blackadder Goes Forth.
Unfortunately, in gathering the auction data there was one factor that was unintentionally overlooked; one sector of artists that somehow evaded all our top 10 lists - Females!
Like other things about the 70's, they are embarrassing, unintentionally comical and oddly creepy, yet they remain somehow touching in their quixotic ambition to establish a new humanely erotic tradition for the heterosexual female gaze.
Leaving aside for a moment the implausibility of somehow "purifying" confessions obtained through torture by using "clean teams" -- and what it reveals, unintentionally, about the "dirty teams" whose activities are purportedly being airbrushed from history -- the second reason for dropping charges against al-Qahtani only reinforces the legal netherworld in which the Commissions operate.
But it's fudged, and there is something wildly and unintentionally pompous and preposterous about Ben, who is against "organised religion" but appears to think Buddhism is somehow ethically and intellectually superior to Christianity.
It's unintentionally hilarious.
