somehow or other

Examples of somehow

somehow
None of this proves it to be somehow unfair if nobody rules at all or if social order is maintained without resorting to governance.
The inputs in (51a, b) must somehow yield the corresponding outputs.
Transfer of electron spin density from the paramagnetic center to the resonating nucleus is somehow related to chemical bonds.
They assume that the reasoning will somehow be simplified by discarding the theory.
The arrival of digital sounds in music somehow reinforced the idea that media were eternal.
The point is that the result is not a semantically complex connective whose meaning is somehow built out of the meanings of its components.
By constructing and properly ordering a chain of individual dissolutions in the laboratory, chemists might somehow expose the whole chain of nature.
To improve their chances of gaining the presidency they knew they would have to somehow appeal to a broader cross section of the population.
A more inclusive program could result, however, if the opposing approaches could somehow unite.
By the combined hard work of men, women and even children, these families somehow managed to get by, earning just enough to sustain themselves.
Their influence could not be dispensed with, but it somehow needed to be contained.
The political embeddedness and their own resource constraints somehow determine that they are not purely motivated by power maximisation.
His song words had become somehow less meaningful since he had left the country.
A task somehow included in the construction of lexicons is, then, the discovery of "alphabets" of non-verbal systems.
Reductionists attempt to show how a conglomeration of brute facts can somehow add up to a normative fact of some kind.
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