Sentence examples for included somewhat from inspiring English sources

In a blurb, Gay Talese applauds the book's "prodigious research". You come away awed by Maraniss's legwork while wishing he had included somewhat less of it.

The final communiqué included somewhat tepid support for the interim Iraqi government, which took office on June 28 under heavy American tutelage.

Subtly Worded has an excellent introduction by its principal translator, Anne Marie Jackson, in which I learned that Teffi (1872-1952) was the pseudonym of Nadezhda Alexandrovna Lokhvitskaya, and that in the years before the revolution she was a star whose fans included, somewhat terrifyingly, both Lenin and Nicholas II.

"Although a more forceful policy move of 50 basis points might be needed at some point, measured and predictable policy tightening moves, such as the one contemplated today, still were desirable in current circumstances, which included somewhat unsettled financial markets," the minutes said.

It's gone now, and in its place a $20 adapter (recently discounted to $9) included somewhat ironically for the cause of making the whole thing more elegant.

Two percent of the students in the Dutch study did not report any headache in diary recordings, whereas in the present study 8% did so, but this included somewhat older students aged 12-18 years, who had experienced headaches of any frequency not related to disease during the last year.

Swift is currently gearing up for her fourth album, out later this year, which will be co-written with a host of names including, somewhat weirdly, Ed Sheeran.

Typically, instructions include somewhat awkward reminders to avoid the press even while spreading the word, and to stay within the law.

That deal stripped out provisions the United States had fought for on behalf of American companies — including, somewhat ironically, increased intellectual property protections (in this case, for pharmaceuticals).

That includes somewhat unexpected nods for Yalitza Aparicio (lead actress) and Marina de Tavira (supporting actress), indicating support from actors — the Academy's largest voting bloc.

For many viewers of the film, the idea of "Shakespeare" includes somewhat overwrought acting, early modern costumes, and a large-scale film budget.