Sentence examples for it is somewhat to from inspiring English sources

It was a bitter, late-'60s twist on Dickens's famous story of look-alikes switching places at the guillotine, and by now it is somewhat to be expected that the allusion is laid out elliptically.

Make sure it's somewhat to scale and includes furniture.

It is somewhat different to take away a right than to refuse to grant it.

It is somewhat harder to find categorical targets than to find specific targets.

"You want to be faithful, but it is somewhat easy to go astray," he added.

It is somewhat difficult to separate ytterbium from other lanthanides due to its similar properties.

It is (somewhat) harder to argue that being physically active causes people to trust others in their community.

It is somewhat unfair to compare Ms. Broderick (who also directed, with Sophia Treanor) to those auteurs.

It is easy to find the tangent by algebra, but it is somewhat harder to justify the steps involved.

But, he added, "it is somewhat prone to falling on its face if it has a problem".

It is somewhat hard to see people who hold any of these three assumptions coming to a consensus definition.