Sentence examples for a somewhat standard from inspiring English sources

Instead, it focuses on the cars' technology and heritage, a somewhat standard approach for the brand.

Then comes a somewhat standard speed-dating set-up; attendees are paired off for a limited window of time, communicating only with gestures, before engaging in 60 seconds of uninterrupted eye contact.

Instead, it played like a somewhat standard female-led comedy (think Trainwreck) that just happened to cost $144m to produce.

With Layar trying to become a somewhat standard for AR technology, Wikitude is focusing on their newly launched "Drive app", which aims to become a replacement for existing navigation systems for cars and other vehicles.

There is a somewhat standard "Trucker's Policy" issued to motor carriers.

As shown in Additional file 1: Figures S13 S21, the total cell density, defined as the number of cells per unit area in two-dimensional space, follows a somewhat standard trajectory in time.

To steer, you hold your arms up in front of you and move them forward and back as if controlling an actual jetski — all somewhat standard, if you're used to the past generation Kinect (because we live in the future and get to critique things like how good something is at gesture tracking).

It's all somewhat standard family-dramedy fare — drug problems, affairs, pregnancy — punctuated by Sonia's lengthy lyrical monologues, which border on standup.

The mouse boasts a resolution of 2000dpi, somewhat standard nowadays for high performance mice.

The methodology being presented is an attempt to exemplify how a typical mechanical testing can be accompanied by easy to access, affordable pieces of equipment, but to reach a level of information substantially beyond somewhat standard practices.

Like we saw with Wonder Woman last year, we're seeing at least a little hand-wringing about the film's overseas take because it is closer to a 50/50 split than the now (somewhat) standard 35/65 domestic/overseas split.