Sentence examples for it has grown somewhat from inspiring English sources

It has grown somewhat in popularity in recent years and now boasts many users all attempting to find out the domain authority and page authority for any site.

As an American who has lived and worked in Germany since 2000, I've grown somewhat familiar with the ample health care benefits there.

Years earlier, as a foreign correspondent, I had been in a number of faraway cities and villages while they were under attack, and I had grown somewhat used to the feeling.

In the almost magical way I have grown somewhat used to, within 10 years, the Duke Global Health Institute was a powerful presence on campus and around the world and ranked among the top four such programs by outside reviewers.

It appears that the Amazon Prime program has grown somewhat faster than the Amazon Visa program.

Even in a country that has grown somewhat used to the president's unique styles of communication, be it through third Trumperson or all-caps diplomacy or gibberish tweeted in the middle of the night, the unexpectedly colloquial form of his self-gratitude caused confusion and alarm.

And my hair, despite backcombing, has grown somewhat thin on top.

Boston's City Hall, which had trumpeted the convention as a boon, has grown somewhat defensive.

His once top-ranked team has been losing, and his play has grown somewhat inconsistent (by his standards, anyway).

That fits with Cashman's management style, which has grown somewhat more conservative, if not fully by choice.

Though she has grown somewhat weary of pressing the point, she still harbors a hope that he might join the Foreign Service.