Sentence examples for Somewhat illuminated from inspiring English sources
We parked the car, then walked quickly to the address, with its outside tables along the sidewalk, and then more outside tables around the corner, everything somewhat illuminated by burning torches.
Another odd element was the light that illuminated it somewhat.
Pyrite oxidation rates increase with pH, but the increases are somewhat sharper when the material is illuminated.
Generally, Glass's display turns off when not in use, but here it stayed illuminated long enough for me to complete a somewhat complicated step (pouring melted chocolate and peanut butter into a dish and thoroughly stirring in condensed milk).
Hawkings also illuminates the somewhat mysterious world of the French pastis.
In October every year, the first rays of the rising sun reach across the Nile, penetrate the temple and move along the hypostyle hall, through the vestibule and into the sanctuary, where they illuminate the somewhat mutilated figures of Ra-Horakhty, Ramses II and Amun.
When holograms such as these are projected, monochromatic light is filtered through a lens that diffuses the light somewhat from an angle, illuminating the plate and bouncing the recorded information back to the viewer, who is positioned where the reference beam once was.
He nodded, somewhat stung by her dismissal, and exited into the hallway, which was empty and cruelly illuminated.
It is a moment somewhat lost in history, its context (including an apparent cameo by President Richard M. Nixon) not fully illuminated.
My sidelight had illuminated us.
