Sentence examples for understand somehow from inspiring English sources

I was adrift, and politically charged cabaret numbers — often sung in a language I did not understand — somehow anchored me.

She's crouched in a corner of her mind, but we see her, and understand, somehow, why she's hiding there.

Downstairs, a picture of James Joyce is taped with Band-Aids to the bathroom door, with his last words: "Does nobody understand?" Somehow none of this seems precious.

But instead of sounds let them give forth great birds: and yet we understand somehow that the birds are the sounds.

He told me, "That was when — and I will not be coy about it — that's when I found that I had a flair for finance, that I could understand, somehow or other, the business structure and financial structure of a transaction".

Where you will understand, somehow, inherently, that going to the movies with your friends may end in death.

They think that I understand somehow, listen and understand and so on.

"The referees, Shanahan, the commentators, and the public understood somehow that what they felt was more true than what they knew," Dryden, a lawyer, wrote.

He understood somehow and a taxi soon pulled up with a woman called Ivana who took us on to her apartment.

But it's just as likely that he sensed a shift in the rhythm of American life, understood somehow that the urgency and nervous energy of the Depression had given way in the '40s to a more somber national temperament and in the '50s to a hunger for ease and peace.

You will understand it somehow, though.