Sentence examples for find it somewhat from inspiring English sources
And to Microsoft's request for a delay, the judge told a company lawyer: "I find it somewhat ironic that your client believes its travails will end at the court of appeals, and yet wants to spend more time in this court".
"I find it somewhat redundant.
(There's an even less expensive Chromebook from Acer — $200 — although reviewers seem to find it somewhat cheap-feeling).
You will find it, somewhat misplaced, in the "travel-writing" section of your local bookstore (if you still have one).
And I find it somewhat surprising that some folks are supporting some of the Bush tax cuts.
I know it happens to all of us, but still, I can't help but find it somewhat disconcerting.
Regarding candidates for elective knee replacement due to arthritis, the consensus of four orthopaedic surgeons who specialize in TKR suggests that pre-surgery patients will find it somewhat-to-very difficult to walk a quarter-mile; walk up 10 steps without resting; sit for two hours; stand for two hours; stoop, bend, or kneel; lift or carry 10 pounds; or push or pull large objects.
But it was soon clear that CKD educators found it somewhat intimidating with its assumptions of a programmatic (as opposed to an individualistic) approach to educating patients.
Cowpea vines blow around the empty roads.The south with its ports and banks—has found it somewhat easier to escape the state's poisonous hand.
