Sentence examples for became somewhat clear from inspiring English sources

It was only when the judge sentenced him to seven years in Lorton, D.C.'s prison in Virginia, that matters became somewhat clear again, and in those last moments before they took him away he saw Antwoine spread out on the ground outside the Prime Property night club, blood spurting out of his chest like oil from a bountiful well.

Grain prices soared in the summer, in large measure because of a drought in the United States that cut farm output, then declined modestly toward the end of the year as the overall global supply situation became somewhat clearer.

After Lynne F. Stewart, a disbarred lawyer convicted in 2005 of assisting terrorism, was sentenced to 10 years in prison on Thursday, it became somewhat clearer why many lawyers advise their clients to keep their mouths shut.

For reasons that become (somewhat) clear, you're sitting at a mid-1990s computer with a database of police interviews to search through.

It's become somewhat clear that Grimes doesn't seem terribly interested in that kind of attention, but a listen to her recently-released new single "We Appreciate Power" shows she is still looking to innovate.

The frightening sequence of events, which unfolded in fits and starts on television and social media, has now become somewhat clearer.

With some work (and outside reading), the significance of "diva-dame" becomes somewhat clearer.

Campa's response became somewhat shorter, but not much clearer, when Commission President Rose-Marie Belle Antoine insisted he give a "yes or no" answer.

Churchill became somewhat impatient.

He became somewhat active in Tibetan politics.

It actually became somewhat of a joke.