Sentence examples for discussed somewhat from inspiring English sources

She found that these questions were not being addressed in the first place she looked, psychology — many psychologists then were behaviorists — but they were discussed somewhat in philosophy, so she started taking philosophy courses.

Although our results show that most lifestyle behaviours were discussed (somewhat) more in more recent years they still feature in only a minority of consultations.

Our results demonstrate that smoking behaviour and physical activity were discussed somewhat more often during consultations in more recent years (especially since 1989).

In his younger years, he liked to drink and get occasionally bellicose; he still likes to drink, but he's not so bellicose, though he did recently just narrowly avoid a bar fight after he and his pal Jeremy Pikser, a screenwriter, were discussing, somewhat too loudly, the theoretical casting of the Olsen twins in a movie.

Wearing a loose-fitting jacket and pants, made from colorful African block prints, he discussed his somewhat difficult courtship of the Obama Administration.

She also discussed, albeit somewhat evasively, her almost 15-year involvement with a woman who is one of Ireland's most prominent feminist activists.

The cases n = 1 and n = ∞ are also discussed by somewhat different methods.

The following remarks are based on ideas of Gell-Mann & Hartle (1993, 2007) and Hartle (2011), are broadly consistent with those of Omnès (1999), and are discussed at somewhat greater length in Ch. 26 of Griffiths (2002a).

In my account here I draw on an institutionalist framework that I have found useful also in an analysis of a regional innovation network (Forsberg 2012b), although the challenges discussed are somewhat different.

The pattern of methylation established after this stage is remarkably stable, although as discussed above, somewhat rare in bona fide promoter CpG islands in adult tissues.

(Notably, the company spent little time discussing the somewhat unimpressive growth in users who visit the site daily and monthly).