Sentence examples for which somehow has from inspiring English sources
Which somehow has its way with Borat's loopy brother.
Prada wants her clothes to have an honest presence in the final result, which somehow has to represent the feeling and mood of the season.
Since then, it has been more important to be seen to be doing the right thing than to be encouraging excellence, which somehow has become equated with elitism.
There may be many, many other diseases associated with the RNA aggregation, or it could be a broad phenomenon, which somehow has not garnered sufficient scientific attention so far.
Jordan Whitley wrote, "If I want to change my seat from a window to an aisle on the same row, that seat is Economy Plus, which somehow has more legroom and costs $39".
Alternately haranguing banks – saying at one point, "I don't think these big banks are totally irresponsible" — and playing down his own influence on the rule, which "somehow has my name attached to it," Mr. Volcker laid out his vision for ending bailouts.
I had an eerie sense, while surveying the results the other day, that here was a brand new major institution which, somehow, had plundered the holdings of the Met.
For Plumb, history since Herodotus had been a public art, which somehow had become unnaturally imprisoned in the academy; unless it got out — at least for short breaks on parole — it would deserve to rot.
Later in the day, the Interior Ministry seized a Moscow hotel linked to the Georgian Embassy, and city authorities said they had confiscated 500,000 bottles of Georgian wine, which somehow had managed to evade a Russian import ban imposed earlier this year.
So in my case, I left a comment the other day on the culture site, on an article which somehow had a sub-keyword of television, and that's what got picked out and displayed on my profile.
The remaining 37 indels may be homoplasies possibly associated with parallel mutations or back mutations during evolutionary history, which somehow had negative effects on the reconstruction of phylogenetic tree.
