Sentence examples for and somewhat as from inspiring English sources

She wore pants rather than skirts when she performed, and, somewhat as a result, she developed an athletic, acrobatic style, employing mule kicks and flying splits, more in the manner of the male dancers of the time.

As specified in the SAP, the MID considered changes in scores of TRIM-Diabetes domains between responses of roughly "Slightly" and "Somewhat" as the minimally important interval.

The MIDs considered changes in scores of TRIM-Weight domains between responses of "A little" and "Somewhat" as the minimally important interval.

Kilroy is a hyperurban creature, wry, angular, somewhat depressive and somewhat cool, as eloquent as he is evasive.

The icy surfaces did not wear markedly during the test (Fig. 3), but those covered with compact snow wore down faster than expected and somewhat inconsistently as well.

A new and somewhat scary environment, as well as strange bodily changes, seem to contribute to these experiences, which also may reinforce each other.

Yate was instituted as successor – and somewhat retrospectively as predecessor – to Greenwood; six of the thirteen fellows that had been expelled returned; other personnel in the college were replaced.

So, after watching Barack Obama's speech accompanied by this kind of grandiose rhetoric I felt as if I had been used and (somewhat) abused as a scientist.

For the analysis, we categorized the "substantially improved" and "somewhat improved" as improved, and "not changed" and "deteriorated" as not improved.

But this morning, as I worked on the project, I was methodical and somewhat disengaged as I worked through the piles.

It's the plot, such as it is, and it can be both hypnotically compelling and somewhat listless, as one might expect.