Sentence examples for thinking about somehow from inspiring English sources

I felt bad for the guy, and I feel even worse now, thinking about somehow he was suffering and nobody really knew how to address that".

Worth thinking about, indeed.

Thinking about makes me weepy.

But you're always thinking about film, somehow – it's hard not to.

Winning the bet depends on whether there will be an entirely new way of thinking about experience that somehow combines the subjective first-person standpoint with the objective third-person standpoint.

Gopnik's surprising claim about the importance of children to philosophy is not that they ask the same questions as grown-up professors (she does not in fact mention Matthews's work), but that thinking about children can somehow provide the answers the professors are looking for.

"And somehow thinking about all those kinds of things, we thought about a guy making the film he thought would tell the truth".

He is repulsed by her humiliating abasement but he can't stop thinking about her until finally, somehow, his intense involvement moves ever so slowly from annoyance to... admiration.

In thinking about why the Republicans' numbers have somehow not been winnowed, and the possible risks in forcing that question, the Edwards-Clinton exchange is instructive, too.

As unprofitable as imagining that a 5p-sized coin will somehow get women thinking about being kinder to themselves, might obviate our need to starve and mangle and squeeze and cut our bodies.

"I think 10percentt have thought about it, but 7 of that 10percentt have been scared off by what we already do with drug testing; 2 to 3percentt are thinking about, 'Can I game the system somehow?' "To me that's the problem: it's 2 to 3percentt".