Sentence examples for story somehow from inspiring English sources

The oddity of the story somehow makes it convincing and gives it a buoyant unpredictability.

It was a horrible story, somehow made worse by Roque's ignorance and stupidity (the murdered man was a bearded, turban-wearing Sikh, not a Muslim).

A young French director came into the story somehow, and then died tragically, by falling off a barstool.

He should stop peppering his speeches with mawkish references to his late son, as though that tragic family story somehow constitutes proof of his commitment to the NHS.

Frozen is likely to be a transformative movie for both Disney and women in Hollywood but the industry story somehow feels less interesting than the drama that's taking place in millions of homes.

Lines like "We all fit into someone else's story somehow; the trick is to figure out which one" or "Then again, aren't most of us overshadowed by our ancestry?" or "If you don't own your family history, it will likely own you" add to the woolly meaninglessness, just when you're longing for something particular and personal to bite into.

What if, in their goofiness, these stories somehow inspire that in the right way.

The conversation circled the room of seven writers for a few minutes, with "I love you" horror stories somehow devolving into jokes about an imagined sex-change operation.

While the critic's job is always changing, the idea that a good piece of music writing should create, expand, or translate those stories somehow remains true.

Now, writing with more candor but much the same disarming, plain-spoken ease, Mr. Earley delivers a slender volume of personal stories, "Somehow Form a Family".

The different stories somehow don't exist in separate compartments, and they don't offer, at the point when they're dropped, any neat lift of completion.