Sentence examples for was somehow projected from inspiring English sources

In a country ravaged by abuse against women, Steenkamp was somehow projected as the ultimate poster girl for this bigger noble cause, especially considering her own convictions on the matter.

The end of the cold war was cleverly spun into the final, absolute victory of not just capitalism, but its most undiluted, rapacious form: "The End of History" – the sense that even the most democratic left project was somehow buried in the rubble of the Berlin Wall.

Despite the fact that Mobile Media and Health Watcher were built a long time ago, their architects were still available because one of the authors was somehow involved in those projects.

As the story has grown, commenters became less charmed by the project and more offended that people would throw money around so callously, as though the money contributed to the project was somehow siphoning it away from dollars that would have otherwise ended up in an orphan's pocket.

Or perhaps Mr. Obama is hoping that the American people might actually believe he was somehow unaware of the Basilisk Project altogether.

So, one possibility is that feelings of a presence occur when our representation of our body is somehow duplicated or projected outside of us (something known as an "autoscopic" experience).

Everyone was somehow fine.

But she was, somehow.

This was somehow different.

This was somehow unexpected.

My life was somehow in their hands.