Sentence examples for any somewhat from inspiring English sources

For late nights, button-down shirts with jeans and dress casual shoes for men; cocktail dresses or any somewhat revealing top for women.

The first two hours of the gala passed like any somewhat awkward night out with parents, the men doing nearly all the talking and the girls struggling to cut their chicken.

The first element of a DFF screening is choosing a film ― any somewhat lovable movie with blindspots in terms of representation or truthful, empathetic storytelling.

The strong parental couple will confer when deciding for any somewhat large decision.

Ask any somewhat-educated homosexual and they will tell you how their life changed after reading A Boy's Own Story, the book many consider to be his capolavoro.

And "Children" is in any case a somewhat clunky vehicle, in which dance theater and pure dance coexist rather uneasily.

Some of the members were rather dull, narcissistic and even, by any standards, somewhat stupid.

Membership in any small, somewhat beleaguered professional community engenders not just social anxiety but also collegial loyalty and empathy.

This was work for her, not Yeats, who had no ear for native speech, and had, in any case, somewhat to his annoyance, been born not into the Ascendancy but into the slightly upper middle class; he hated the bourgeoisie (his tormentor George Moore professed to wonder how he had come so to dislike his own kind).

Any casual, somewhat fitted tank top or t-shirt will usually work, though.

Of course, quantifying the overall energy efficiency of any building is a somewhat imprecise affair.