Sentence examples for leaves somewhat from inspiring English sources

Instead, he leaves somewhat tainted.

The trees are relatively long-lived (50 to 75 years) and may reach considerable size unless carefully trained and pruned.The roundish to oval leathery leaves, somewhat wedge-shaped at their bases, appear about the same time as the flowers, which are about 2.5 cm (1 inch) wide and usually white.

He therefore leaves somewhat open that an argument for sense-data, or against his favored view of perception, might be mounted on the basis of the more general principle.

This leaves somewhat in limbo the concept of 'attention getters'.

A saw works well, but leaves somewhat of a mess to clean up.

Here, we are left somewhat weary and disengaged.

I'm left somewhat adrift by these announcements; they seem a little light on specifics.

The goodwill from fans she elicited was immense, but audiences tended to leave somewhat unfulfilled.

With monovision, one eye is left somewhat nearsighted, postponing or eliminating the need for reading glasses.

Without Bautista, Edwin Encarnacion, who has 25 home runs, was left somewhat exposed in the middle of the Jays' lineup.

Left somewhat unexamined is the role of parents whose high expectations contribute the most pressure of all.