Sentence examples for believe somewhat from inspiring English sources

"The family was distraught, but also, I believe, somewhat relieved that his body was found intact," Demings told reporters.

I remember in my early childhood, in the small town where I grew up, pretty much everyone around me believe somewhat similar things.

And then there are those who both believe in the verdict of posterity, and also believe – somewhat paradoxically – that they have already achieved it.

(The fight against Isis is the obvious place to start, even if some Iranians believe, somewhat eccentrically, in an American hand behind Isis's creation).

Picking out attendance at a faith school per se as the reason a pupil professes to believing in an alternative narrative to the scientific explanation of these events is, I believe, somewhat disingenuous.

"Of course, the family was distraught but also I believe somewhat relieved that they were able to find their son with his body intact," he said.

Belief is measured along a series of linguistic degrees, e.g., strongly believes, fairly confidently believes, somewhat disbelieves, etc., and knowledge is taken as unequivocal belief.

Dr Cantor believes, somewhat controversially, that the best way to curb paedophilia is to help them.

Although lactonase activity is believed somewhat to be affected by the length of the acyl chain of the substrates [ 37], our study here showed that highest activity was displayed against C6-HSL followed by C7-HSL then C4-HSL with very slight differences between them.

Believe I somewhat broke through with Eva.

Matthew Pasienski, Urbana, Ill.: When you stated that California uses half as many kilowatt-hours per capita as the rest of the country, I believe you somewhat misrepresented the situation.