Sentence examples for but somewhat of from inspiring English sources

This may come as a surprise to those who see plenty of Greek restaurants in German towns and cities but somewhat of a shortage of Macedonian ones.That pales agains the press reaction agains the use of the dread term "Macedonia" as the official name for the nameless entity to the north (trolls, start commenting now) by Greece's Alphabank.

Not great, but somewhat of a condolence prize for this needing a PC to operate.

She described him as being a graceful and obedient child, but somewhat of a perfectionist.

Members are ethnically diverse and similar to the population of California in terms of age, but somewhat underrepresentative of the poor.

It is highly critical of Israeli society, but somewhat critical of Palestinian society as well.

But somewhat less of it.

He was not awed by 3B, but somewhat suspicious of it.

These clumps will collapse further owing to self-gravity and finally form planetesimals that have a density of the order of the solid density of silicates (but somewhat lower because of the porosity).

Rose, who rides his own high powered BMW bike in his spare time, is hugely admired in Whitehall, the City and the boardroom's of Britain's surviving manufacturers, but remains somewhat of an enigma.

In view of this variability, scaling of the allometric ideal plant may be of benefit when using it as reference but is somewhat of a phantom when trying to find it.

Energy efficient options do exist — and they're 25percentt more energy efficient, resulting in the aforementioned $330 million in saved energy costs —but are somewhat of a rarity.