Sentence examples for in this case somewhat from inspiring English sources

One of those unexpected political gifts that occasionally appear, in this case, somewhat ironically… QUESTION FROM TOMD: What's your sense: is Dr. Collins the right person to navigate these suddenly complicated waters?

Domestic box-office receipts are likely to reach 1 billion rupees, or $19 million, a figure considered the gold standard for blockbusters in Bollywood, and unusual for an original (or, in this case, somewhat original) film.

But this reclassifying of "thinspiration" as a slur is curious, especially when it has been used, as in this case, somewhat out of context (first, by a man and second, by someone who was probably unaware of its connotations to people with eating disorders).

Airbnb cannot file an appeal, since it was only a "discretionary intervenor" in the case, somewhat akin to a party filing an amicus brief.

A correlation between expression profile and biological function was also demonstrated in Drosophila [ 54– 57] and humans, although in this last case somewhat obscured by a less complete functional annotation of the genome [ 12].

In this case, a somewhat more aggressive way of regulating and restructuring the guts of the private insurance industry can lead to less dependence on a massive centralised government website down the road.

In distancing themselves, at least a bit, from the Democrats, unions are becoming part of a trend in which newly empowered outside groups build what are essentially party structures of their own — in this case, to somewhat offset the money flowing into conservative groups that are doing the same thing.

A correct answer in terms of the designing process is that it can also be explained as a product of this process, which in this case was somewhat intuitive because of the unfamiliar technical terrain in which everyone had to operate.

The Atlantic Scott Meslow iterated: "'Nebraska' largely spends its first two acts reiterating things that happened earlier in the season, which in this case can somewhat be forgiven.

Sherlock Holmes Baffled marks the first in an observable trend of early film-makers to show the character as a figure of fun; in this case the somewhat louchely dressed Holmes is left "baffled" by a burglar, in contrast with the detective prowess displayed by his literary namesake.

7. Conidiophores usually consisting of phialides; phialides lacking wall thickening and smooth in outline, in some case somewhat stainable with blue stains…  .