The phrase "about that somewhat" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in informal contexts where someone is trying to express a vague or uncertain opinion about a topic.
Example: "I have some thoughts about that somewhat, but I'm not sure how to articulate them clearly."
Alternatives: "regarding that to some extent" or "concerning that in a way".
It was in the very fact of being able to stop worrying about money that, somewhat ironically, he began to make some.
EW: Well it's not ideal, and there are definitely business implications to giving all our data away to anyone, and we are somewhat nervous about that.
"There is something about music festivals that is somewhat surface level that I feel like, as an artist, I have to make it seem like I'm happy or having more fun than I might be.
However, the patterns in Figures 5A, B and 5A, B are different: all four, 49-sample studies showed significant oscillations in variance prior to about 60 seconds that appeared somewhat abiotic.
Last month, attorney Christopher E Schmidt issued a legal statement on behalf of country-pop duo the Bellamy Brothers that made allegations about the "somewhat uncanny" similarities between their 1979 hit, If I Said You Had a Beautiful Body Would You Hold It Against Me, and Britney Spears's latest single, Hold It Against Me.
The story of the scandal is fascinating, not least because it reflects a mindset about the Third Reich that seems somewhat remote in today's Germany.
A mass of material lay strewn about, looking somewhat less grandiose than the term antiquities implies.
Although Mr. Obama's approval rating was middling at the time — about 45 percent — that's a somewhat worse loss than would have been expected based on his approval ratings alone.
I'm a physicist, and there's a perception about physics that it's somewhat of a remote discipline.
"That's not what it's about," she says, somewhat dismissively.
