Sentence examples for i would somewhat from inspiring English sources

And I would just, as just a small comment on the intro, I would somewhat contest the idea that most conflicts nowadays are intrastate.

I'd somewhat naively thought that, for a generation born after the height of the conflict, the question of Irish nationalism might have somewhat been put to bed; social issues are generally much more significant to young people than those considered more constitutional.

CK: I would say somewhat.

I would caution somewhat against "no-oil".

I would differ somewhat with Applebaum on certain questions of emphasis.

I even wore a really good suit so I would look somewhat professional when I got off the plane.

"If I were a dealer, I would be somewhat reluctant to make that investment," said Erich Merkle, an automotive analyst and president of Autoconomy.com in Grand Rapids, Mich.

Therefore, I would suggest, somewhat paradoxically, that the issues that stand in the way of regional integration can only be truly resolved by moving toward greater integration.

If this same Oxonian announced they were suffering from terrible starvation due to the cruelties of an invading warlord, I would be somewhat flummoxed.

"I would use somewhat less money than either candidate for tax cuts or spending," said Carol Cox Wait, president of the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, a group advocating fiscal discipline.

I'm not necessarily advocating a blanket no platform policy: I would feel somewhat differently were he speaking at a debate where there would be more opportunity for him to be challenged and held to account.