Sentence examples for i a somewhat from inspiring English sources

Hall's main innovation is to suggest a parallel between Titania and Elizabeth I: a somewhat tendentious idea since Shakespeare's play is a hymn to marital fecundity and Theseus pointedly suggests the rose distilled is happier than that which withers on the "virgin thorn".

I was living in a somewhat delusional state when I said that.

I am very busy, life is very busy, and I was, I think, a somewhat lazy friend.

I grew up in a somewhat non-conforming Muslim family.

I even thought I saw a somewhat chastened look on Maher's usually smug mug.

Because I am a somewhat impatient person, I tend to race through my messages.

I had a somewhat strange identity – I was born an American.

I'm not on Facebook, and I have a somewhat relaxed, private way of communicating with friends, new and old.

When I spoke to Sharon a final time, last week, I heard a somewhat different message.

Just as the "Huckleberry Finn" controversy was breaking, I faced a somewhat similar word issue in the book I'm writing.

I had a somewhat traumatic childhood, but 1970, the year I turned eight, was especially difficult.