Sentence examples for which somehow would from inspiring English sources

He realizes she could have loved many men, which somehow would make her seem immortal.

Still an unjustifiable amount to blow on a glorified pedal car, but not quite as financially revolting as I'd anticipated – which somehow makes it worse.

He said that one of those reps had already been "educated" — which somehow sounds vaguely ominous — so that this wouldn't happen again.

Bosses also presumed women would quit after marrying, which somehow justified paying them a pittance compared with male colleagues.

Instead, Giuliani promised that Tedisco would "stand up to Nancy Pelosi," which somehow does not sound quite as dramatic.

My room was beside my parents', and I would lie in bed and whisper, which somehow made me breathless.

Even if the extra Bank Holiday also pulled down the numbers temporarily, we'd still be looking at a flat economy, which somehow produced more than 200,000 jobs.

And I thought: why would anyone leave?That sort of doubtful sentimentality is itself a very Russian trait, which somehow co-exists with all the country's hardness.

which somehow normalizes α and unifies the representation.

Which somehow seems fitting for this market.

Which somehow feels very trendy.