“somehow”造句，怎麼用somehow造句

If a cherry PIP is chewed, crushed, or somehow damaged, it automatically produces hydrogen cyanide.

It's something somehow I wanted, but here's this grandchild I held now.

OK, so we have somehow a connection between these which is the divergence theorem.

This puma must have been in the possession of a private collector and somehow managed to escape.

It might be something educational or entertaining, or an interesting tidbit that correlates somehow with your industry.

My eldest two won't let me near them, though I'm sure I could easily hang around unnoticed among the thousands of friends they have somehow collected.

Now that I have the business service, I need to somehow glean the URI of the WSDL implementation on the service provider's machine.

I think a presenter is [like a] so-called 'entertainer' somehow because a presenter has to talk well, make the audience interested in the presentation, and entertain them.

It's distinctive but still tasteful, made of some kind of polycarbonate that feels somehow metallic, with curved sides and a 3.7-inch screen, the glass covering of which curves with them.

I didn't study fine art, I don't have a natural talent to effortlessly knock out a realistic bowl of fruit beside a water jug, and yet somehow I've still managed to blag my way this far.

"But the front of her body made her miserable. It was already beginning to slacken, with a slack sort of thinness, almost withered, going old before it had ever really lived. She thought of the child she might somehow bear. Was she fit, anyhow?"

You'll grow up somehow.

His intent was to somehow use the launcher he had.

I am somehow a sentimental person who is just too emotional.

This means that we have to somehow develop capabilities without the knowledge of how they might be used.

They are told, then, full of tears, with the hope that the departed will somehow hear the outpouring of love.

Some have suggested that whole portabella mushrooms and sliced onions could be substituted but that feels like a vegetarian option to me and somehow undermines the whole point.

The paper on which they are printed might be seized or burnt, their authors silenced, but somehow their works tend to survive and be reborn from their own ashes after a period of time.

The theory holds that the objects we see around us are imperfect copies of Ideas or Forms. Every table or chair is an imperfect copy of the Idea of table or chair and the Idea is perfect and somehow more real than the things we see.

"The suggestion that somehow that's fascist, that you want to make sure people don't go bankrupt when they get sick, somehow misreads the situation," he said.

If he allows me to descend into madness... could it somehow be a sign of his love?

Analysis of satellite images of the war-zone, cited by HRW, reveals that a thickly populated patch of the beach was somehow cleared between May 6th and May 10th.

Martha somehow rounded up a Moog synthesizer and two guitars.

SM: I think it came from a need to be different, to open another door, to be less anecdotal, less sentimental somehow, and colour helped.

When running outdoors, you have to get back to your start destination somehow!

When sanity dictates that you stop shoving food into your face at the buffet or dinner table, but somehow you can't seem to stop, pop mint-flavoured gum into your mouth.