Sentence examples for a somewhat perilous from inspiring English sources
I've seen a skier in full kit traverse the slope, albeit not at an Olympic pace, and once watched a group of youngsters drag a small rowing boat to the top and sail it on a somewhat perilous journey down the snow rapids of Woolton.
As custom dictates, she was buried in the ihram or simple white tunic that she, like any other pilgrim, had worn in Mecca.The haj, which will bring over 2m people to Mecca towards the end of this month, has always been a somewhat perilous undertaking, and pilgrims like devout travellers of every faith and era see facing the dangers of the road as part of their spiritual duty.
WHY is papal cold-calling "also proving somewhat perilous"?
While the papal phoning has been widely greeted with delight, it is also proving somewhat perilous, with unsubstantiated news reports of calls supposedly made by Francis — including one last week to President Bashar al-Assad of Syria, and another to a young distraught French gay man.
A somewhat ironic name, no?
A somewhat more subtle mistake.
One might well think that the use of intuitions is particularly perilous on this topic (in contrast to the more mundane topic of existence pluralism) since the notion of ontological priority is a somewhat sophisticated theoretical notion.
A somewhat threadbare phrase.
That makes him a somewhat.
A somewhat flaky problem.
