Sentence examples for from somewhat of from inspiring English sources

However, the central black hole in the Phoenix cluster is suffering from somewhat of an identity crisis, sharing properties with both "quasars", very bright objects powered by material falling onto a supermassive black hole, and "radio galaxies" containing jets of energetic particles that glow in radio waves, and are also powered by giant black holes.

I've watched self-employment move from somewhat of a dirty word, to the aspiration of millions.

This weekend eight newish Swedish bands all from somewhat of a scene that's been happening since 2009 consisting of open-minded, music loving crate diggers creating new and exciting sounds out of a vast history of weirdness and greatness are playing this festival called Som en aldrig sinande ström at Babel in Malmö tonight.

Still, the criticism Ms. White has drawn from archaeologists is somewhat of a paradox.

Shilts worked for two Bay Area television stations from 1977 to 1980, becoming somewhat of a star in the Castro neighborhood.

The mushroom flesh has an odor that ranges from indistinct to somewhat of geraniums, while its taste is indistinct to faintly bitter.

I suspect that the newspaper headline from last week may have somewhat of an answer.

In a way, the film that resulted from this work is somewhat of an outlier in Benzing's growing portfolio.

The work by Yasuaki Onishi ["Vertical Emptiness BG, 2018," a large installation created from local Mesquite tree branches suspended from the ceiling] was somewhat of a challenge.

But separating the wheat from the chaff can be somewhat of a problem.

4) Virtually all current statistical analysis of HR strategies is based on "adding up a mixture of items from a somewhat arbitrary list of HR policies and practices".