Sentence examples for Somewhat new from inspiring English sources

"It's somewhat new territory," he added.

A (Somewhat) New Solution to the Binding Problem.

'It was a somewhat new concept then,' Hirschman recalls.

"It was a somewhat new concept then," Hirschman recalls.

U.S. Value, being somewhat new, is unrated by either company.

PROFESSOR: Today I want to start us off on a somewhat new topic.

I'm somewhat new to parallel computing, so please forgive anything that sounds uninformed.

Mr. Jones, 54, is also somewhat new to the Beatles table.

Tells about Nixon's New Economic Policy, which is somewhat New Dealish.

This focus was somewhat new for short fiction, heretofore either didactic or escapist.

I remember with particular clarity the somewhat new phrasing that "all farms and dwellings should go up in flames".