Sentence examples for this has somehow from inspiring English sources

But no one should be mislead that this has somehow been a fair fight.

I don't see that this has somehow become a less desirable place in any fundamental way.

Congratulations to FatSamurai, Flattery2 and especially to Angchan – to whom this has somehow now happened twice in the same season.

All this has somehow turned Kansas, a school that spends more on its basketball program than all but three universities in the nation — one of them being Kentucky — into an underdog tonight.

All this has somehow turned Kansas, a school that spends more on its basketball program than all but three universities in the nation one of them being Kentucky into an underdog tonight.

Some suggested that this has somehow tainted their Super Bowl victories.

Fat wallet notwithstanding, this business has somehow avoided the customary fusillade from Washington's jumpy conflict-of-interest police.

To acknowledge that is not to say that the issue is justiciable or that this court has somehow been necessarily excluded from the process for all time.

"This is the power of the conservative grass roots," he told CNN. "One of the greatest lies that gets told on the airwaves... is that this country has somehow embraced Barack Obama's big government".

All this interest has somehow transformed Lagos into a hip icon of the latest global trends, the much studied megalopolis of the future, like London and Paris in the nineteenth century or New York and Tokyo in the twentieth.

This policy has somehow changed over the weekend, as the Times Communications Managerr Kristin Mason tells me that the five article limit will now extend to "all major search engines".