Sentence examples for are only somewhat from inspiring English sources
Britons are only somewhat worried about climate change, according to the British Social Attitudes tracker.
The city's shelters are only "somewhat safer, somewhat drier", like a bandage for the problem.
The two-clawed forelimbs are only somewhat longer than the hind limbs, which have three claws.
If field emission displays cost three times as much as CRTs and are only somewhat thinner, he acknowledges, nobody will buy them.
These are only somewhat helpful: they do as much to point out the gaps between levels of historical time as the similarities.
"We know people are only somewhat responsive to the price of health insurance," said Sherry Glied, a professor of health policy at Columbia University.
He is being only somewhat facetious.
Egyptians were only somewhat less hostile.
The situation with aluminum is only somewhat different.
It is only somewhat less enjoyable in the restaurant itself.
However, the simulation is only somewhat reflective of a real experience.
