Sentence examples for enjoyed somewhat from inspiring English sources

Only Isaac Asimov, Ernest Hemingway, and J. D. Salinger enjoyed somewhat comparable degrees of popularity.

Today giraffes are numerous in East African countries and also in certain reserves of Southern Africa, where they have enjoyed somewhat of a recovery.

But despite the appalling suffering endured by the people of North Korea, the late Kim Jong-il, enjoyed somewhat "roguish", laughable status in the west.

As I enjoyed (somewhat guiltily) my foie gras, duck and St.-Estèphe, I recalled those words.

Outside the state, Willson enjoyed somewhat higher esteem.

The stars in Christopher Potter's "You Are Here: a Portable History of the Universe" enjoy somewhat longer shelf-lives.

Meanwhile, administrative duties like investigating crimes are often the responsibility of each state's civil police, who enjoy somewhat higher status and better salaries.

This association is puzzling considering that evangelical Christianity is enjoying somewhat of a renaissance in elite institutions (see "The Holy and the Ivy," published in Christianity Today in 2005).

Manchester United are enjoying somewhat of a resurgence under Louis Val Gall at the moment and are coming into the game on the back of a 3-1 win over Leicester City to further cement their top four credentials.

A major step toward simplicity was taken in 1986, when several layers of credits, deductions and loopholes for special interests were stripped out of the tax code so that all taxpayers could enjoy somewhat lower rates.

These epistemic entitlements are reminiscent of W.'s proposal (from section 2.3) that a speaker enjoys, somewhat automatically, a warrant to one's self-attributions.