Sentence examples for maybe even somewhat from inspiring English sources
Nomura said: "The bottom line was that advertising is no worse than expected, maybe even somewhat better.
Brzezinski's is full of wonkish detail and some truly leaden language: "... with the potential international benefits of the foregoing unfortunately vitiated by the cumulatively destructive consequences of continued and maybe even somewhat expanded.... " Kagan prefers to paint with a broad brush, sprinkling a memorable metaphor here, a striking simile there.
Given our selection of high-profile migration countries, this deviation seems logical and maybe even somewhat small.
It's somewhat gratuitous, maybe even unfair.
So the menu should be somewhat classic, maybe even vaguely "Continental," with a nod to caviar and red meat.
Jack Black's had longer spells of stardom than most, maybe even chosen to squander them somewhat.
Flipsid3's momentum and tournament story was the grand comeback, and as the goals flew in the march to glory seemed possible – maybe even, in that wizard Kuxir97, somewhat destined.
For women, our fraught relationship with time is often different, and maybe even (this is bad and good news) somewhat self-imposed.
The more sensitive practitioner may find the meditation somewhat unnerving and feel squeamish, or maybe even think it's gross and weird.
