Sentence examples for I can somewhat from inspiring English sources

I can somewhat recommend these techniques to my patient so that they will not be afraid in getting dental check up.

So maybe I can somewhat package my attempts to debunk the Hellenization of our discourse (pdf) by pointing out that the scare stories seem to involve invoking a related set of characters, the confidence gnomes.

I suppose I can somewhat understand the tactic of blowing one's self up in a place like Iraq, but an Internet cafe in Morocco?

I really hope for his sake there's an audience for that – I can somewhat imagine people willing to order print-outs of their Facebook social graph, but their blogs?

In fact, it's hard for me to believe that anyone would choose an Android device other than the Nexus S. Having a physical keyboard is the only excuse I can somewhat see.

That way, I can somewhat reduce whatever backlash I get.

I can be somewhat short with people.

"I think I can be somewhat effective.

I can be somewhat vocal when playing, so a home and neighbors with some tolerance for fun barking is ideal.

I can empathize somewhat with this problem my family kept two bunnies, Ernie and Bert, very briefly when I was a child; we mistakenly believed they were both males, until, one day, Bert gave birth to a half-dozen babies but it's not going to stop me from serving rabbit for Easter.

I, personally, am excited for WiMax and will probably subscribe right away, assuming the rates are competitive and I can get somewhat speedy Internet access.