Sentence examples for carried somewhat from inspiring English sources

A double fault - the long second serve again possibly carried somewhat by the wind - leaves her 15-40 down, but a pair of fine serves right down the middle of the court (the second one on second serve) bring her back to deuce.

In Ewing's tumor the cortex is usually widened by the thrust of the tumor cells between the lamellæ, and old bone may be carried somewhat to the periphery.

The term is not analytically separate from "fad" and "fashion," but it does carry somewhat different connotations.

An act of Congress is required for the designation of a national park or national forest, steps that could carry somewhat more protection than monument status.

VANCOUVER, British Columbia — Although both coaches for Sunday's gold medal game, Ron Wilson of the United States and Mike Babcock of Canada, are respected N.H.L. bench bosses, they carry somewhat different reputations.

The world "detox" carries somewhat of a stigma in the health world.

A 2006 study (pdf), carried out somewhat bizarrely by Nestlé, found that the 34 vegetarian cats it examined were healthy.

However Jamal gets carried away somewhat with describing aspects of this tension between regimes, Islamists and the U.S. as "a paradigm that structures the daily interaction of citizens with their regime" (p.102).

However, these two stages are, as a rule, carried out somewhat independently.

Although Mr. Blahnik now carries a somewhat thicker heel, in response to fashion, he has no intention of reissuing his earlier platforms.

"We have known a lot of good Catholics, good Christians … And then we discover that they have been carrying out somewhat shady dealings.