Sentence examples for didn't somewhat from inspiring English sources

Rereading his book reviews, he wonders aloud "if their customary geniality, almost effusive in the presence of a foreign writer or a factual topic, didn't somewhat sour when faced with a novel by a fellow-countryman".

Rereading his book reviews, he wonders aloud "if their customary geniality, almost effusive in the presence of a foreign writer or a factual topic, didn't somewhat sour when faced with a novel by a fellow-countryman". Should he perhaps have been a little kinder to E. L. Doctorow, Don DeLillo and Norman Rush or (by implication) a fraction more harsh with Ngugi wa Thiong'o and Haruki Murakami?

Furthermore, the average percentage of ORFs belonging to some COG superfamilies for these genomes exhibited a strongly bimodal distribution (i.e., some genomes differed greatly between partial and complete ORFs, whereas others did not), somewhat undermining statistical inferences based on the mean.

They're attracted to new things because if you didn't explore somewhat, you wouldn't find new things to eat.

Jeanie Buss didn't name, somewhat controversially, Johnson basketball boss 16 months ago because of his resume.

Paramount obviously hopes for a new franchise, something that somewhat surprisingly didn't happen after the somewhat successful The Sum of All Fears ($193m on a $68m budget) in 2002.

Adults were disapproving but teen readers were at ease: there wasn't much in either that they didn't already know, somewhat to the dismay of their parents.

NEWPORT BEACH — The Great Recession may have technically set sail in June 2009, but many of the prospective buyers at the Lido Yacht Expo that began Thursday didn't need the somewhat surprising news to weigh their next luxury purchase.

When he completed Harvard, in 1943, however, he did not enlist (somewhat to his shame) but began a long and difficult composition entitled "A Transit to Narcissus," based on his experiences as an attendant in a Boston psychiatric hospital.

But the pipes, the machinery, the computers, the entire reactors — they are just old, and that did not help". Somewhat younger reactors, Nos. 2, 3, and 4, also suffered extensive damage.

Participants who provided blood samples were similar in terms of cardiovascular risk factors to those who did not, albeit somewhat younger.