Sentence examples for and then somewhat from inspiring English sources

And then, somewhat sheepishly, "I think it belongs to the funeral parlor across the street.

And then, somewhat grandly: "I have nothing to do with that person any more".

And then, somewhat less excitingly, we have to celebrate the launch of the government's community energy strategy in January.

When presented with that thought during a break in filming a new episode here recently, Mr. Aljinovic and Mr. Raacke pondered and then somewhat reservedly agreed.

Those owners say the brake lights may illuminate when the brake pedal is not depressed and then, somewhat contrarily, not illuminate when the brakes are applied.

The doctor, a tall, thin man with reddish-blond hair and freckles, glanced around the room and then somewhat awkwardly lowered himself onto the floor.

Your correspondent woke up this morning to a text message, sent at 11.30 the night before, from a politically-active, strongly liberal, and probably by then somewhat inebriated friend, consisting of two words: "Whoo House!" And certainly the morning's take is similar: that the Democrats have scored a large strategic victory.

He opened his hand and showed the reporters, then, somewhat sheepishly, said he would not put it on.

Fortunately, Amrohi finally persuaded a by then somewhat raddled and alcoholic but still beautiful Kumari to complete it in the early 70s.

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He came over and then nodded somewhat apologetically.