Sentence examples for made him somewhat from inspiring English sources

His desperate need to work made him somewhat tractable.

That belief made him somewhat apathetic about politics and the environment, he said.

Basically, he says that meditation has made him somewhat less irritable.

All of this juggling, some people say, has made him somewhat inaccessible.

Mr. Steinhardt's resistance to talking about himself, she said, "made him somewhat mysterious".

"That made him somewhat conceal his radical agenda, successfully fooling some of the smartest people on the planet," Mr. Jakubowicz said.

It is part of his past, but it does make him somewhat wary".

He is also thought by intelligence officials to move around the region more than Mr. bin Laden does, making him somewhat less difficult to track.

That could make them unacceptable options to many Republican base voters, and to many of the delegates at the Republican National Convention, especially since Mr. Romney's history of varied positions on abortion makes him somewhat wobbly on the issue.

Although the American has recognized, certainly, that even the man next door has many minor traits which make him somewhat peculiar, for some reason he has failed to appreciate how different foreign businessmen and their practices will seem to him.

Wen Jinhan, a hearty 75-year-old with a pompadour that makes him somewhat resemble Ronald Reagan, was 17 and working in his family's fields when he was arrested by armed Japanese in 1943 in central Hebei Province.