Sentence examples for has somewhat of a from inspiring English sources

"And has somewhat of a minority status.

"He has somewhat of a celebrity status to us.

Davos has somewhat of a reputation for being cold from an attitude standpoint.

While the Hollywood Stock Exchange has somewhat of a silly pretense, it can mean windfalls for media investors.

Part of this is because he has somewhat of a windup motion, which demands extra space and time to deliver throws.

MS.P.H.: The only school that I know of that offers an MSPH is Columbia, whose program is randomly housed in Teacher's College rather than the school of public health, but I'm assuming has somewhat of a public health focus.

"This result has somewhat of an 'us too' character rather than being first as we'd hoped," Ellis says.

"I think Alex had somewhat of a special surgery.

She does impress the court as having somewhat of a volatile disposition.

However, after going to university I had somewhat of a cultural shock.

"I've had somewhat of a love affair with" Montreal, he said.