Sentence examples for during somewhat from inspiring English sources
Inspired by his own experiences in the punk rock scene, Afro-Punk came during somewhat of a dry period for black rock decades after greats Fishbone and Bad Brains peaked, but shortly before Bloc Party and TV on the Radio (Kyp Malone appears in the film) gained their footing.
Various pinnipeds form sedentary colonies during the breeding season, sea otters congregate during a somewhat larger part of the year, and meerkats are permanently colonial.
"Reading it during these somewhat difficult days," she said, "it felt very universal and timeless, like it speaks to this particular moment in New York".
This can provide us higher confidence that prior reports of global warming were accurate and that we presently live during a somewhat exceptional period of warming.
The two together made me think that perhaps the time had come to look at how African-American books and their publishers are faring during a somewhat depressed time for book publishing generally.
That Warner isn't ready for all the questions a presidential candidate must field was apparent during a somewhat calamitous interview in January with George Stephanopoulos on ABC's "This Week".
Mr. Folger's testimony came during a somewhat contentious pretrial hearing in which Mr. Salim's lawyers asked Judge Leonard B. Sand of Federal District Court in Manhattan to suppress a lengthy statement Mr. Salim gave after his arrest.
No clear temporal effect on integrin-signalling was seen during the somewhat shorter time range used in the present study.
However, all groups were affected by the removal of on-line feedback, although the attention-directing instructions provided during practice somewhat decreased the negative effects associated with feedback removal.
Parker scored at least 20 points 18 times during a somewhat erratic season.
We had a wide-ranging, candid conversation -- starting with the (now) funny story of how Courtney and I met during a (somewhat) ill-fated live interview with Helen Thomas.
