Sentence examples for gave a somewhat from inspiring English sources

Mr. Nataadiningrat gave a somewhat painful smile.

And Mr. Romney gave a somewhat awkward answer on immigration, an issue that is highly pertinent in Florida, at the debate Monday night.

The state news agency SANA gave a somewhat different account: "Armed forces units inflicted heavy losses upon terrorists in the town of Jdaidet al-Fadl in the Damascus countryside, injuring a number of them and killing others".

When I asked Sergey Brin if Google would displace media buyers or media sales forces, he gave a somewhat elliptical answer: "We have no desire to screw a category of people, to trick them or something.

This week Mr Bush gave a somewhat defensive state-of-the-union address, referring often to the Democrats' attacks on his record, and advising America to keep the same leadership to see through the war on terrorism (see article).

He even gave a somewhat exotic interpretation of the Elgar Concerto, but gave it up after a few performances because he did not think he could match his pupil Jacqueline du Pré.

It was further developed and given a somewhat different theoretical basis by Chomsky.

The report, quoting the engineer's original proposal, gives a somewhat different impression.

Expedia, for example, now gives a somewhat opaque flight rating alongside its prices.

Or was it an attempt to give a somewhat exhausted series new relevance?

Rafts made of bundles of reeds lashed together, given a somewhat pointed bow and rudimentary sides, were also used.