Sentence examples for a while and somewhat from inspiring English sources

Yet one is exhausted after a while, and somewhat benumbed by Page 442, when the writer's linguistic juggernaut keeps plowing the same old waters: "And so in September (having made his course.50. leagues northward of the Azores), there sailed upon the Virginian scene our sharp-hearted Captaine Argall, laden with guns & news.

You need to sit for a while and let it clear," Kao says, somewhat cryptically.

The burn, while steady and somewhat stinging, merely provides a backbeat to these full-throated soups.

While annoyed and somewhat riled, we were at a loss as to what to do next.

All eyes were upon mother, who seemed for a while somewhat bewildered.

And while likable, and somewhat unaware of his likability, he was pretty darn awkward around people.

While complex and somewhat messy, traditional and new diplomacy came together to eventually produce agreement.

The average age of the top ten best-paid actors is a solid 43-and-a-half, while women skew somewhat younger at 38.

"Golf has been around for quite a while now and has become somewhat passé.

But the European lesson of le weekender is that while a good, memorable and somewhat leering nickname might not be the best thing to use in an ad, it doesn't exactly hurt in the real world.

The seeming disconnect is at least partly rooted in South Korea's struggle to manage the contradictions in eagerly embracing the Web as one way to catch up with the world's top economies, while clinging to a patriarchal and somewhat puritanical past.