Sentence examples for language somewhat from inspiring English sources

After the election, Mr. Schwarzenegger tempered his language somewhat.

The Chachi speak a Chibchan language somewhat related to the language of the neighbouring Tsáchila people.

On Saturday, in his weekly radio address, the president shifted his language somewhat, calling it a "bipartisan rescue package".

Prosecutors cleaned up their language somewhat over the years, but the discrimination has persisted, along with the pernicious idea that white lives are inherently more valuable than black ones.

Congress rewrote Madison's language somewhat — "A well-regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed".

Brain scans have shown that speakers of English and Chinese process language somewhat differently.

Another bonus is that Chinese uses a similar sentence structure to English -- subject-verb-object -- which makes translating back and forth between the two languages somewhat easier.

Their understanding of natural language is somewhat limited, but they can answer basic queries.

His language was somewhat convoluted, but he said that the European Union had called for a road map "that the U.S. supports".

Mongolian alphabet, also called Galica or Kalika, writing system of the Mongolian people of north-central Asia, derived from the Uighur alphabet c. 1310 (see Uighur language), and somewhat influenced by the Tibetan script.

But the new O.E.D. also seems tempted by the unbounded possibility of that infinite revision, as if the very idea of a "treasure-house of the language" were somewhat quaint.