Sentence examples for made somewhat more from inspiring English sources

Her face seems to have been artificially widened, and, via app, made somewhat more square.

When both countries themselves later breached that limit, the rules had to be made somewhat more elastic.

Even the idea of surrounding Scarpia briefly with three prostitutes in his chambers made somewhat more sense with this Scarpia, since the towering, robust Mr. Terfel so easily conveys bawdy physicality.

I believe that for every woman whose effort to abort is made somewhat more difficult by this bill, another will feel that her right not to aid the effort has been somewhat augmented.

The zooming costs of unification were made somewhat more precise by Otto Schlecht, State Secretary in the Bonn Economics Ministry, who told journalists that East Germany would need $6.3 billion this year beyond the nearly $7 billion budgeted for East Germany between March and June.

These questions can be made somewhat more concrete by considering a specific case.

One of the traditional arguments against A.V. is that coalition governments — which A.V. would make somewhat more frequent — are horrible.

The film's Helene might feel just as passionately about baseball cards and, in the blunt way Miss Bancroft performs, this would make somewhat more sense.

In "A Way to Break the Cycle of Servitude" (Economic View, Aug. 31), Louis Uchitelle described how raising the minimum wage could help many low-wage workers, including those who make somewhat more than the current minimum.

Batters on average make somewhat more than pitchers nowadays.

To this reviewer, the Civic Hybrid makes somewhat more sense than the Prius.