Sentence examples for call me somewhat from inspiring English sources

"Call me somewhat paranoid or prejudicial," Mr. O'Leary said, "but I think the regulators are not playing with an honest deck.

So Ron called me up and somewhat apologetically said, 'Look, I know the process isn't the greatest thing in the world, but it would be a nice thing if you'd sign it.' " (Burkle denies that he made the call).

(Mrs. Charles sits on the Cutlers' museum board, now somewhat uncomfortably. "She calls me the rogue of Newport," Mr. Cutler said).

The production doesn't put down faith, though it does call it somewhat into question.

Desperate times call for somewhat desperate measures, and so the Palace board will not care much if Pulis's way keeps Palace up this season.

Each of these associations might arguably call for somewhat different policy responses.

My daughter calls him, somewhat harshly, "The one with a face like a sausage".

He refuses to learn to drive, calling automobiles, somewhat witlessly, "time machines".

In consequence, I am what may be called a somewhat cagey drinker.

He also expressed concern about what he called the "somewhat anemic" growth rate of the American economy.

A further possible addition, which calls for somewhat fuller explanation, consists of symbols designed to stand for functions.