Sentence examples for members somewhat from inspiring English sources

"Bottom up" speakers, like Mr. Boehner and Mr. Hastert, allow members somewhat greater latitude.

Another was the play that resulted, The Red Lion, about a struggling team whose members (somewhat like Lewes's) are doing their utmost to square a utopian belief in the beauty of the beautiful game with the financial ugliness that dominates contemporary football.

That kind of foresight is what's turned Uber into such a valuable company; it has also rendered Uber's influential board members somewhat powerless.

Finally, I found the Table listing TNF/TNFr family members somewhat confusing.

Church social network (0 6) measured attendance (1 4/month = 1, 5+ = 2), and closeness to both leaders and fellow members (somewhat close = 1, very close = 2).

"It's happening all over America," said another Reform Party member, somewhat obscurely.

The board members have somewhat different ideas about the museum's focus.

For the workers themselves, however, their new status as union members was somewhat of a personal triumph.

His visit to the police command post there, where he met with investigators and family members, was somewhat unusual.

At Irving Plaza, Skinner poured plastic cups of brandy for audience members and, somewhat forcefully, distributed "leafy root vegetables" from the backstage spread.

The plight of wealthy, employed women frustrated in joining what is essentially an elite private members' club somewhat pales in comparison.