Sentence examples for somehow would from inspiring English sources

He realizes she could have loved many men, which somehow would make her seem immortal.

I thought if I stared hard enough into that booth as I sang, he somehow would know I was singing to him.

Frankly, I don't think that if I were to veto, for example, this FAA bill, that that somehow would lead to the broader fix.

It wore down more quickly than others, but it would glide across the page, and somehow would make the hours glide along, too.

Now, some were great admirers of President Dwight Eisenhower, who would not vote for Stevenson in 1956, and who somehow would connect Richard Nixon to Eisenhower rather than McCarthy, and vote for him in 1960.

I sometimes have wished I could do it all over again, because I can't shake the feeling I somehow would appreciate it more, or have a better idea of the courses to take.

That somehow, we would have a party and nobody would come.

Somehow, I would still burn.

Somehow, it would be transformational.

Somehow, it would end badly.

Somehow, he would have to make it work.