Sentence examples for with a somehow from inspiring English sources

With Diana, Ali is engaged in some larkish slumming; Turtledove creates a whole intricate biosphere with a somehow breathable atmosphere.

We anticipate that, for the specific problem at hand, IMAGE provides a wealth of information, specifically a large number of recurrent patterns, i.e. high sensitivity to true positives, but with a somehow reduced specificity, so that the tool can be used either as is, or as a filtration step towards more TF-oriented, but more CPU-intensive, softwares.

She suggests that "it is more honourable to fight with a sword, somehow".

We brought him to the fireside with a hug; somehow, with his arm around Sergeant Ackland, the world seemed a better place.

But then, by temperament, I'm a historian and the sense of an object with a provenance somehow ties me more securely to both past and present.

In chapter 6, Paul argues that the Corinthian who sleeps with a prostitute somehow unites the whole church to her.

It also raises many questions about ethics, about whether being in a direct commercial relationship with an audience somehow constitutes a compromise of integrity.

Any crime, including shootings or murders, are the result of a host of contributing factors that those with an agenda somehow fail to mention.

There's also distinctions in the policy regarding the officer's judgment, like if they believe a recording would interfere with an investigation somehow.

"A Life With Clarinet" is somehow a poem in of itself, packing more potential meaning and imagery into four words than some short stories manage.

It was reassuring to start off with a toilet joke, somehow.