Sentence examples for all a somewhat from inspiring English sources

It turns out that he was not killed at all — a somewhat improbable plot development — but rather held hostage and treated with unspeakable cruelty by his captors.

Peyton Manning is here to offer us all a somewhat obvious business lesson: legal pot is good for the pizza business.

It's all a somewhat calm antidote — at least for now — to the deranged experiences Paulson faced playing Lana Winters, the reporter-turned-forced-mental patient, while at Briarcliff Manor, the creepy mental institution that lighted up last season's horrors.

All items have seven response categories: "not at all", "a little", "somewhat", "moderately", "quite a bit", "a lot", and "very much".

Ms. Dillon gets it all, despite a somewhat dicey French accent.

As is evident from the immunophenotype, age of onset, and clinical presentations (e.g., white blood cell count), T-cell ALL is a somewhat heterogeneous disease.

All this creates a somewhat misleading impression.

Owen's was an intelligence and energy at odds with a working-class rut and he remained all his life a somewhat isolated figure, never fitting anywhere except in performance, and in causes.

There are many more debutantes this year, all of a somewhat fresher vintage.

Choosing recent work by artists who range in age from their 30s to their 80s, as if to suggest a continuity over time despite changes in fashions, the pieces emphasize a decidedly robust physicality that involves squeezing, drizzling, slathering and a bit of carpentry and that, over all, strikes a somewhat tragicomic chord.

That line was hastily drawn in the immediate aftermath of the 1967 war, and the whole area encompassed by that arbitrary boundary was declared Israel's eternal and indivisible capital.Tens of thousands of Palestinians found themselves residents of a nominally Israeli city (almost all declined a somewhat half-hearted offer of citizenship).