Sentence examples for Somewhat cute from inspiring English sources
Ruth Gordon is cute in "Harold and Maude" and somewhat cute if also somehow menacing, at least at first, in "Rosemary's Baby".
Mr. Pring was a somewhat cute outsider in "Particle Zoo," which added more of a sense of narrative but diluted the quartet's brute physicality.
A few moments later, Mr. Coulter states, "You are told that while you are somewhat cute and could be castable, you're teeth are really going to hold you back".
"He called it his 'butt and brush' theory, a somewhat cute metaphor to describe how Indians actually prefer to shop in an overcrowded environment [where their butts can theoretically brush against each other]," he wrote.
Be somewhat cute, but still ugly.
They're usually the somewhat cute to somewhat plain type, but that's okay because looks aren't everything.
It's a cute, if somewhat precious show, which serves to take that signified, Roland Barthes, and give him a mythic makeover.
As a break from the Romantics, he played a crisp, if somewhat too cute, account of Haydn's Piano Sonata in C (Hob. XVI 35).
Somewhat less cute than a desktop pet but considerably more knowledgeable, Pogue comes to you in living color and motion via this little tool at the NYT website.
There were cute, somewhat startled-looking children and lovely and enthusiastic young women and men.
Of the three boys, I preferred Mr. Tabisel, who, when he was somewhat smaller and cuter, starred on Broadway in "Big" but is nonetheless robust and rather funny as Oscy, a sex-crazed, baby-fatted frat-boy-to-be.
