Sentence examples for in time somewhat from inspiring English sources

Since then the molecular data and a steady trickle of new hominin fossil finds have pushed the earliest putative hominin ancestry back in time somewhat, to perhaps 8 6 mya.

A closed timelike curve is a loop back in time (somewhat like the time portals in the Hollywood film Looper).

But those expecting anything resembling Mr. Gabriel's hit records and videos may find his artistic presence in "Zulu Time" somewhat out of proportion to his billing.

The original production — which was in its time somewhat experimental — had a stripped-down, rehearsal-room aesthetic, with Burton, wearing casual black clothes, at the center, heatedly emoting the great speeches.

Sure Start and Best Start reported maturation of partnerships in all dimensions over time, somewhat delayed in the former.

He cited the example of Instagram, in Systrom's (at the time) somewhat surprising and fingers-crossed decision to hone in on and narrow the focus to photos as the beginning of a success story he's run across many times.

I also thought a great deal about the psychological effects of being surrounded by beauty day in and day out: whether one is moved or overwhelmed or, after time, somewhat impervious.Marie in particular seems to aspire to the life of a cipher.

In another example - this time somewhat analogous to gene sharing - it is asserted that file-sharing on the internet has the hallmark of a public good (the files are spread by a copying mechanism and once a file is freely available on the internet, it is very difficult to completely prevent people from accessing that file and making copies available for further sharing) [ 57].

This could be relaxed, though only if variation in time is somewhat slower than the typical duration of infection within a household.

The rulings of ECHR may, in time, affect somewhat the states' margin of appreciation.

But the story, moving back and forth in time, ultimately feels somewhat distant.