Sentence examples for somehow violated from inspiring English sources

Her easy willingness to allow him entry somehow violated protocol.

Catherine feels somehow violated; she had expected someone to say this to her sometime, but not now and not Peter.

She doesn't treat it as a poem whose lyrical integrity would be somehow violated by an excess of emotional intensity.

Only after I received an e-mail message from BigTray to confirm that the trash can had been shipped did I dare phone the company's headquarters in San Francisco to find out if my purchase had somehow violated the store's policy.

Google declined to discuss any further details, but the statement suggests that AppNexus has somehow violated its terms.

But for the rest of the day I felt I had somehow violated him.

"If the legacy foundation is somehow violating the settlement, we should know that.

"To so carelessly push aside this recent history because it somehow violates Egyptian middle-class propriety is dispiriting".

Until this week, N.A.M. has refused to do so, arguing that such disclosure somehow violates its privacy rights and its rights to free speech.

Critics of the International Criminal Court claim that it would somehow violate the United States Constitution for Americans to be subject to the court's jurisdiction (news article, Oct. 9).

There are three issues: whether the State Supreme Court's interpretation of the statute providing for a contest of the state election results somehow violates 3 U.S.C.