Sentence examples for Somewhat indistinctly from inspiring English sources
A man in gold-rim glasses who had become entangled in the line snaking in front of Mr. Bilhuber cradled his glass of white wine and declared, somewhat indistinctly, "I wouldn't buy this book, would you?" He opened a page at random.
Many articles produced in that intermediate period consolidated the association between ATN and cell necrosis, and both were mistakenly used somewhat indistinctly in many publications, even to the present.
Showily enigmatic, "The Studio of the Painter" affected its immediate audiences with inchoate excitements — vaguely political, indistinctly visionary, unfathomably ironic — somewhat like those which attended the early hits of Bob Dylan in another epoch that violently revamped public roles and values in the arts.
The crown, hindneck and underparts are streaked blackish but somewhat sparingly, with the lower breast and belly indistinctly barred, the primary coverts dark, contrasting with rest of the wing.
"Naughty!" he's shouting, indistinctly, arm bobbing slightly out of time.
(The voices continue indistinctly).
The guy indistinctly in the background?
Well, they sort of merge, but indistinctly.
Two such women are important characters but are indistinctly differentiated.
He spoke hurriedly and indistinctly, and although his English is fluent, I had trouble following him.
