Sentence examples similar to a somewhat infrequent from inspiring English sources

First, the difference between 8 1/2 and 10 1/8 is unusual, since it is somewhat infrequent for a man to grow 1 5/8 inches after the age of twenty.

There are some rather special pensiones a little way out of the center of the city on the Fiesole hill that are ideal if you have a car or don't mind waiting for the somewhat infrequent No. 7 bus.

A: Somewhat.

A: Somewhat, yes.

It is true that election year nominations have been somewhat infrequent in our history, mostly because relatively few Supreme Court seats have been vacated during the final year of a presidential term.

The need for gynaecological critical care was infrequent, and overall the results of this study give a somewhat pessimistic picture of clinical outcome, with 26% mortality within 6 months.

A somewhat ironic name, no?

A somewhat more subtle mistake.

"It is a somewhat vague sensation.

A somewhat threadbare phrase.

That makes him a somewhat.