Sentence examples for was somehow different from inspiring English sources

It had happened before but it was somehow different on this occasion, more powerful.

At a very early age I knew I was somehow different from the others.

After a given date, a new technology meant that all of culture was somehow different.

Dhoni, quietly candid after the game, admitted that Panesar was somehow different to all the other spinners at Mumbai.

Before a given date, a now obscure, once omnipresent theory meant that all of culture was somehow different.

The song also seemed to suggest that Macklemore was somehow different, blessed — or burdened — with slightly more self-consciousness than other white hip-hop artists or fans.

The success of cycling here is not because the Dutch are somehow different from us.

And yet, the narrator notes, the world is somehow different: "everything changed".

"We think that Hong Kong people are somehow different from other nations, like Chinese.

Same-sex marriage legally accepted would remove the stigma that these families are somehow different.

It's yet again another separation of male and female responses, to show that women are  somehow different".