Sentence examples for we somehow need from inspiring English sources

I think we somehow need to have a tangible experience with music.

I've come to the conclusion that we somehow need to strengthen private sector unions, even as we restrain the public sector ones.

I don't mean to insist that everything need be done the hard way, or that we somehow need to suffer like our ancestors to achieve redemption.

"Before we can even discuss what a new tax code should look like, we somehow need to resolve the most polarizing question in American politics: Should taxes be higher or lower?

She adds: "You might be embarrassed about how you use a condom, but who are you going to ask about it when you haven't used one for 30 years?" "We somehow need to communicate that it's ok to ask these questions.

Well, I guess there's no easy answer except to say that, whilst still keeping on top of our primary research, we somehow need to amass other, possibly unrelated, results that are a) firm enough not to vanish into the ether at the third replicate and b) novel enough to warrant your favourite funding body throwing a quarter of a million at it.

Still, we still somehow need to become responsive to the earth.

Or do we, in fact, somehow need these monstrous vermin?

A shorter week, by contrast, removes us from the misconception that our jobs are the most important things in our lives, that we are indispensable, that somehow we need to work all the time in order to matter.

"Somehow we need to get back the president we thought we elected in 2008," he said.

Somehow, we need to resolve as a society that if we are going to add flavor from another culture/subculture let's try to understand and appreciate the original context of its use before exploiting it.