Sentence examples for Somewhat similarly from inspiring English sources

Somewhat similarly, studies after Schuchardt's have not found common linguistic characteristics between Basque and the Afro-Asiatic languages.

Somewhat similarly, in France, which was torn by religious strife, Pierre Brantôme wrote his Lives of Famous Ladies and Lives of Famous Men.

Somewhat similarly, the Roman see reached agreement on matters of Christology with some Oriental Orthodox churches and even approved mutual sacramental ministry in cases of pastoral emergency.

Somewhat similarly, one finds in his work everywhere the "new" consonantal rhymes mixed in with the old, without regard to the obvious fact that they too, if they are to justify their use, must be significant.

Somewhat similarly, in deciding whether to rent a unit or sell it as a time share, analysts say, property owners have to decide whether they prefer a recurring income stream each year or getting it up front.

Somewhat similarly, the article mentioned that you were a high school dropout who started out in the mailroom - do you think this influenced you in building your business or overseeing campaigns?

The response to rGH in KSS is somewhat unpredictable, similarly to cardiac dysfunction, and there is no proof that rGH treatment contributes to the onset of the conduction block.

Smacking somewhat of the similarly oddball Super, the John Landis exec-produced slasher-comedy Some Guy Who Kills People (2011, Koch Media, 15) finds a small town besieged by grisly murders that seem to mirror the graphic imaginings of local dork (and unprepared father) Ken.

Instead, FOX News and Roger Ailes enable his prime time behavior because Bill O'Reilly's radio and TV shows are, of course, somewhat popular among similarly simplistic dolts.

Had he made a passionate stand for workers' rights, perhaps he could have saved himself as the similarly somewhat hapless Truman did.

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