Sentence examples for would somehow see from inspiring English sources

He had imagined he would somehow see her again.

"I was afraid that they would somehow see why I was being bullied, that it had something to do with the shameful, damaged, wrong side of me — the gay side".

It is an approach built in the belief that collective ownership and stringent salary caps would somehow see the league safely through any temptation to boom and bust, the post-Pelé fate of its predecessor, the NASL.

I wish I could go back and see all four Matildas (sadly, with my luck, I know I would somehow see the same one each time I went).

I'd worry that they will somehow see me differently than all the rest, and that this will change our friendship.

The series, despite that motorcycle footage, leaves you with a renewed appreciation of the Constitution and its language, so presciently chosen, as if the founders could somehow see that we would need a defining document that was flexible enough to be applied to school desegregation and the Internet.

You could somehow see that they would come again.

With so much focus on Michelle's wardrobe choices since the inauguration, there was a lot of speculation about whether she would somehow be seen as the "next Jackie O".

✒ Did he somehow see it coming?

And I make it belong, somehow, see?

Somehow see it differently.