Sentence examples for would somehow be from inspiring English sources

"Everyone believed it could not be done by a woman — as if men would somehow be alien beings to a member of the opposite sex.

'That would somehow be perfect.

I imagined yachts would somehow be involved and top models.

We would somehow be letting ourselves down otherwise.

The rationale is that it would somehow be inappropriate to challenge the actual child.

He may have received private reassurances from Mr Bush that Iran would somehow be stopped.

But I always thought I would somehow be involved in reading and writing.

There is no secret appetite for casual death that would somehow be released by new legislation.

The idea that the public would somehow be baffled by pay ratios doesn't wash.

Many feared that in an effort to stem mounting losses its independence would somehow be compromised.

And by his own admission, he believed that a protracted referendum campaign would somehow be cathartic.