Sentence examples for ended somewhat from inspiring English sources

Thompson and Bacon's tenure as editors of The Independent ended somewhat abruptly in 1861.

After the foray into Finland, the recital ended, somewhat incongruously, with early Beethoven.

Ms. Evans's online conversations with other candidates have ended somewhat differently.

That chat ended somewhat abruptly when I reminded him where I currently work.

The seven-minute montage ended, somewhat inexplicably, with a segment from the 1985 movie "Back to the Future".

"My last date," Richard announces, "ended somewhat disappointingly, because I was not sufficiently direct in my communication.

Williams, one would hope, will end somewhat happier.

He has added 20 minutes and inserted titles that make the ending somewhat clearer, though still far from straightforward.

The novella ends, somewhat didactically, with the artist regaining his pacifist resolve, but there is no missing the fact that he has arrived at it almost entirely through weakness.

Mr. Casson's study ends somewhat abruptly with the monastery libraries of the seventh century, which preserved "most of what has survived of the writings in Latin and Greek from the ancient world".

In Chapter Six Woodmansee devotes her attention to English criticism, ending somewhat abruptly her discussion of German aesthetics with neoclassicism.