Sentence examples for Somewhat at a loss from inspiring English sources
Somewhat at a loss for conflict, the crowd chanted, "U.S.A.! U.S.A.! U.S.A.!" throughout the game.
● Dear God, About hope, I am somewhat at a loss.
He was somewhat at a loss for diversions.
And here I am somewhat at a loss.
● ● Dear God, About hope, I am somewhat at a loss.
When it comes to recognizing friends and enemies, for example, or telling them apart, we are somewhat at a loss.
And while a draft of his speech calls for $20 billion in spending to stop the flow of nuclear materials, he was at somewhat of a loss when asked how he might alter the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, which failed to stop secret nuclear work in Iran and North Korea.
While annoyed and somewhat riled, we were at a loss as to what to do next.
Though willing to reduce profit margins somewhat, he said, "I can't run the business at a loss".
School officials across the state seem at a loss on how to implement the somewhat vague plan, disinterested in implementation or totally unaware that a plan even exists.
That model is somewhat lost now, cause there are fewer and fewer who can afford to make records — an activity that tends to happen at a loss, or break-even — without supporting that activity with money made playing shows.
