Sentence examples similar to Somewhat swamped from inspiring English sources
The only negative effect of this logjam of small-scale delights is to somewhat swamp the normally potent presence of Brolin, notionally in the lead role, whose brooding countenance and dour forcefulness gets little purchase in the film.
"As a red dot, I get swamped," Ms. Sinclair says, looking somewhat exhausted.
In Kiev, McDonald's is perpetually swamped with people, and riding somewhat sadly on Ronald McDonald's coattails is McFoxy, a Ukrainian knockoff version of the Golden Arches.
"I am just swamped these days, but that's good!" Brown said somewhat later, sitting down in the office.
Other airlines were swamped.
Such integration hadn't happened with Larkin's somewhat premature first collection, "The North Ship" (1945), which was so utterly awash in Yeatsiana — swans, wheels, horsemen, dancers, more birds, apples, another horseman — as to be swamped.
Hurricane Sandy has swamped New York City.
Homes and businesses were swamped.
