Sentence examples for view somehow from inspiring English sources

East and West Egg gently shimmer into view, somehow all the more alluring for being perennially offstage.

Mr Hague will have to accommodate this view somehow if he wishes Mr Clarke and other pro-Europeans to serve in his shadow cabinet.

To make this view somehow its opposite is to refuse to read what's there on the page, in search of something that might sit better on Page Six.

"So what you are saying [is], here is something that defines us as British, and if you don't share my view, somehow you are not completely British".

For five shows a week, they essentially act out a smocks-and-stethoscopes version of "The View," somehow managing to be every bit as entertaining to fans as Whoopi, Barbara and company.

I do not think it unreasonable to conclude that those who advance such a view somehow propose to replace the HRA, or at least those articles in it that are taken from the European Convention, with other human rights that they consider to be more appropriately geared to "British" society.

"As some of these students had just begun their schooling, it is preposterous to suggest their views somehow reflect the school's curriculum".

Mélanie Matranga, A perspective, somehow, installation view, Karma International, Zurich, 2015.

"I think a lot of times, especially in the mainstream, there's this view that somehow HIV is over, that the epidemic is somehow resolved, that everything is okay, and we know that that's not true".

To hold a different view is somehow anti-American.

Stieglitz made several prints from this negative, an unassuming street view that somehow encapsulates his deep loneliness.