Sentence examples for Somewhat free from inspiring English sources

Official corruption was unknown in Iraq in the 1980s, and religious worship somewhat free.

Occasionally, however, autocrats hold somewhat free elections -- and to their great embarrassment, they sometimes lose.

The passages that are not by Vainonen are somewhat free form, especially in the battle of the mice.

The translators' determination to use as many English words as possible sometimes results in versions that, by modern scholarly standards, can be somewhat free and inexact.

In pre-Reformation times, only partial translations into Scandinavian languages were made, all on the basis of the Latin Vulgate and all somewhat free.

V-Dem experts assessed elections in the United States between 2002 and 2014 as fully free and fair, but the 2016 one only as "somewhat" free and fair.

It employs a great combination of notated music with a somewhat free-form structure (it can last a variety of lengths), as well as needing a community of musicians listening to one another to really make it "go".

And part of it was: beyond the bleachers lays a garden that Ms. Stockholder planted in a somewhat free-form fashion in April, with the help of Christy Dailey, the conservancy's chief gardener.

Elections are more frequent and opposition parties and the press somewhat freer.

Initially, after his assumption of power, Assad encouraged a somewhat freer political debate.

She later painted still lifes as well, and her style became somewhat freer.