Sentence examples for bit of somewhat from inspiring English sources

The film earns kudos for revealing a bit of somewhat forgotten history, and it deserves plaudits for telling its story from the point of view of actual participants, rather than 'an outsider looking in'.

The film is a bit of somewhat-obnoxious window dressing.

Produced in more than a million examples during and just after the war, the Khaki became a status symbol speaking to daredevil refinement — though how that happened is a bit of history somewhat shrouded in mystery.

It mimics the weak branding of the original A Better Deal agenda the opposition laid out last summer, but while that earlier bit of stagecraft a somewhat promising antitrust plank notwithstanding failed to make much of an impression, actually talking about the thing voters are angriest about could really make a difference this fall.

The genuinely nice thing about the Con Air star is that he does seem to regard being an actor as a bit of a joke – somewhat aptly, in his case – and is all the more lovable a screen presence for that.

In fact, scientists are fairly confident they can develop effective treatments and a vaccine, given a bit of time and somewhat more money.

In the meantime an initial swap in February was a bit of a mishmash and somewhat hard to parse.

If you are confident with a chef's knife, there is yet another way to remove the seed, similar to that used for avocados, which requires a bit of finesse and is somewhat dangerous for the unskilled.

The majority of the women were enjoying life, but approximately half were already reporting a little bit or somewhat lack of energy and pain.

Mr. Hadjipateras's lively characters are a bit of a departure from the somewhat more realistic works Arts for Transit usually elicits from contributors.

Few journalists ever get to a point where they can see that deeply into a story, and realize that what seemed at first like a somewhat dark bit of haiku might in fact turn out to be a brilliant epic.