Sentence examples for that somehow there from inspiring English sources

He said that the ruling on when to take down the lights should be one of the pillars of Christmas protocol, but that, somehow, there has never been a unanimous decision on this.

That somehow there is something I can do and should do".

That somehow, there is a box inside the Oval Office marked "In Case of Lycanthropic Contumacy, Break Glass," and Obama is somehow unwilling to walk across the room, seize the Infinity Gauntlet laying therein, and wield it unto glory.

"I think that's always the important thing with the networks, that somehow there's someone there who holds it all together".

(Group B, social worker/paragraph 27) "I think that's always the important thing with the networks, that somehow there's someone there who holds it all together".

These businesses are so efficiently run that somehow there doesn't seem time to strike up an acquaintanceship.

"When we start suggesting that somehow there is this enormous polarization and we're back to the situation in the 1960s — that's just not true," Mr. Obama said.

"They have this preposterous idea that somehow there is this other kind of state of matter -- a dried residue that is completely inert".

We also need to show that somehow there exists a moral duty to take the necessary steps in order to make flexible and sustainable BPT available in a more organized fashion.

So this notion that somehow there was a fleeing from a sentence is not true".

The notion that somehow there should be a common good comes from elsewhere, not market forces.