Sentence examples for Somewhat so from inspiring English sources

The deal was aimed at trimming T.A.A. benefits somewhat so Republicans would vote for it.

I have just reframed the brief somewhat, so that instead of living off my cupboards, I am emptying them.

This converted tenement has been updated — somewhat — so that each of the 22 rooms looks like an apartment a stylish young slacker inherited from his Great-Aunt Sadie.

But it has been softened somewhat, so that it would now permit authorities to adopt the new standard, but not require them to.

The irony of the deal is that the threat from Apple has receded somewhat, so the Motorola experiment probably wasn't needed.

Setting the story in Warsaw in the late thirties also allowed Singer to blunt the criticism somewhat, so that contemporaneous readers did not necessarily feel that it was aimed directly at them.

AN IMPLAUSIBLE politician has just become somewhat less so.

The apartments were combined and somewhat finished so they could be sold.

He concluded, somewhat incongruously: "So I'm not saying he's not conservative.

"The pork is somewhat fatty, so it can take the spice and vinegar," Mr. Callaghan said.

He adds, "Teddy Roosevelt generally looks angry and somewhat appalled, so he was the easiest".