Sentence examples for known somewhat from inspiring English sources

Cheating was a known, somewhat accepted norm; little wonder that it swept through five separate schools.

When the book was published, it defined what came to be known, somewhat reductively, as "the snapshot style".

Otherwise the trails are in good condition throughout - just be aware of an unavoidable steep section on the Wheal Martyn Trail known, somewhat alarmingly, as the Alpine Bends.

The title refers to the fact that the composer wrote it while staying in Ukraine, then known, somewhat patronizingly, as Little Russia.

PARIS — French legislators have dropped plans for a tax on online advertising that had come to be known, somewhat misleadingly, as the Google tax.

These assemblies of unpowered and individually unmanned barges are known, somewhat illogically, as push tows, and the power unit as a push tug.

But in his later years he has become, you know, somewhat bitter and vindictive.

"They needed to know somewhat about our business to take care of our needs".

That idea was echoed by Eleanor Lifrieri of Bronxville, N.Y., who said she wished she knew somewhat less about her state leaders.

Adults were disapproving but teen readers were at ease: there wasn't much in either that they didn't already know, somewhat to the dismay of their parents.

The Kurds in this north-east corner of Syria know, somewhat to their own surprise, that, encircled by enemies though they may be, they are living in the safest part of Syria.