Sentence examples for described only somewhat from inspiring English sources
The public attention was so incessant that she stopped writing poems for two years, a consequence she later described, only somewhat jokingly, as "the Stockholm tragedy". "There's simply too much fuss about myself," she told a London newspaper in 2000 after the Nobel "tornado" had begun to quiet.
Williams described only one stage (Williams, 1959), which could either indicate that synchronous rib development occurs in cryptodires or that the author described a somewhat more advanced ontogenetic state in which the other blastematous parts were already reduced.
And recently, she said, a relative she would describe only as a famous figure in the fashion world told her somewhat dismissively that her great-grandfather was a "ceiling painter".
We found it somewhat puzzling that all HTR8/SVneo cells incubated in hanging drops formed spheroids in our experiments, while Takao et al. describe only a very exclusive side-population that demonstrates self-renewal properties [ 12].
Mr. Romney was backed by more voters who described themselves as only somewhat conservative or moderate.
With his rugged good looks, effortless athleticism and aggressive style of play, he was widely described as having brought virility to a sport that had long been considered only somewhat less geriatric than shuffleboard.
What would happen to the criticality perspective if future studies would show that the dynamics would follow only "somewhat" a power law, but that the fine scale dynamics can be as well described by scale specific function?
The movie's house of mischief, St. Mathilda's School, is an imposing edifice only somewhat less forbidding than the Ashecliffe Hospital for the criminally insane in "Shutter Island". It is not a place you would ever describe as homey.
