Sentence examples for acted somewhat from inspiring English sources

I acted somewhat like a diva when I was involved in music, and I always felt better about myself when I was giving back.

Last week, the commission dropped the disorderly conduct charge against Mr. Wallace and said one of its agents had acted "somewhat overzealously" in arresting him.

A comparison between two nanorod coatings of differing heights shows that the longer nanorod coating (30 nm high) acted somewhat like a porous surface promoting condensation heat transfer while the shorter nanorod coating (10 nm high) was much more effective at promoting evaporative heat transfer.

Each of the major foreign governments acted somewhat differently: * – The John Major-led government favoured neutrality.

Bryan was present when it was announced that his delegation would not be initially seated; reports state he acted "somewhat surprised" at the outcome.

I can't stomach diving into whether one research center in the entire world acted somewhat inappropriately to shut out opposing, angry views.

The planes act somewhat like the flaps on airplane wings.

GlaxoSmithKline and Bayer assert that Levitra acts somewhat more quickly than Viagra.

Pedot, which is short for polyethylenedioxythiophene, acts somewhat like a fuse does.

Sibutramine (sold as Meridia by Abbott Laboratories) acts somewhat like an antidepressant: it keeps the chemicals serotonin, norepinephrine and dopamine active in the brain's synapses longer than usual.

If the dust grains are paramagnetic so that they act somewhat like a magnet, then the general magnetic field, though very weak, can in time line up the grains with their short axes in the direction of the field.