Sentence examples for liked somewhat from inspiring English sources

Because I asked, they sent along another couple of hundred names that they liked somewhat less but hoped might strike a chord.

There's Sleeping Dogs (pictured, main), a good version of a great game, liked somewhat against the odds by a press enamoured with its exotic aesthetics – another writer told me, only earlier this week, how Square Enix's Hong Kong-set GTA-alike actually made him hungry, so evocative is its virtual city of the smells and flavours of the real thing.

Those that invested liked their somewhat atypical backgrounds, says Ho.

A booming echo made them sound like somewhat unintelligible voices from beyond.

American soccer, at least on a global stage is still treated like somewhat of a sideshow.

But the opera, "San Ignacio," sounds simply like somewhat unsophisticated 18th-century opera writing.

Participants were encouraged to design their own signs; they responded with slogans like "Somewhat Irritated About Extreme Outrage".

This seemed like somewhat faulty logic, since I observe people of all races playing at all hours of the day.

It seemed like somewhat of a backhanded compliment, but struck me as a pretty accurate description of the website's strengths.

The new elements feel like somewhat token additions; under the hood, Primal is really just another Far Cry 3 with big, meaty chunks ripped out.

That feels like somewhat of a coup for the young company.