Sentence examples for somehow very from inspiring English sources

But somehow very easy.

They feel somehow very intimate.

It feels wrong, but somehow very right.

"He has a simplicity of movement that's somehow very attractive.

But also incomparably strange, self-aware, and somehow very moving.

The semifinal Tuesday was one of those matches in which time runs somehow very slowly.

As Ms. Erickson says, "People expect you to somehow be very, very, very, very perfect".

There's no silly hysterical wailing, it's stoical, peculiarly (posh) British, but somehow also very tender and very moving.

Somehow a very English, as well as a very masculine poem, "Elegy" thrives on its youthful defiance, candour and lack of sentimentality.

Somehow, I very much doubt it.

It was somehow all very British.