Sentence examples for Looking somewhat from inspiring English sources
Looking somewhat confused, his father suggests building a collection of historic documents and papers.
Looking somewhat like a haggard Tim Allen, Mr. Pine drawls his way into exposing an affability that lurks beneath the writer's jaded sophistication.
Looking somewhat disheveled, but otherwise upbeat, Mr. Neklyaev, a poet and leader of the Tell the Truth movement, arrived at his apartment in Minsk on Saturday evening after spending nearly six weeks in jail.
Looking somewhat overwhelmed by playing in a such a raucous environment in playoff-like conditions, Phelps surrendered five runs in four innings, and also issued a balk as he slipped off the rubber.
Looking somewhat like a confused alien dropping in on our planet for twenty minutes, Hefele sang in two tones simultaneously to the wonder of a small audience.
Looking somewhat incredulous at the scene he described, Mr. Bravman depicted health care professionals using clipboards, organizing and deciphering hand-written notes that detail patient care.
The pitch is looking somewhat more level.
"Ticket?" asked Mr. Yarbrough, looking somewhat quizzical.
"I am French," Sarkozy replied, looking somewhat puzzled.
He sat down, looking somewhat tired and withdrawn.
Unfortunately for the prime minister, it is already looking somewhat frayed around the edges.
