Sentence examples for notes somewhat from inspiring English sources

"There wasn't an ounce of fat on Duane and the veins popped out of his skin, forced out by muscles vying for space in his hard, crowded body," Boggan notes somewhat enviously.

In the end, Robinson notes (somewhat sadly?) that whilst there are more talented scientists and artists who earn a living from their creative output than ever before, true genius seems to have disappeared.

It notes – somewhat incompletely for my tastes – a list of major Shakespeare roles taken by the various actors who have played the Doctor, as well as any mentions of the Bard in the TV series.

If that situation changes, the report notes somewhat obviously, the growth in the Asia-Pacific region would be "significantly higher".

I sit down on a nearby bench and reconstruct my notes, somewhat blurred and faded from the kayak spill several hours earlier.

Commenting on the story, mainly from the side of the stage, is an old coot who exists, the program notes somewhat misleadingly explain, only in the minds of Eddie and May.

(INTERESTING NOSTALGIA FACT!) As Paul Lester pointed out – along with many others, I feel sure, La Roux's hair in this video is more than just a little Flock of Seagulls-ish: Flock of Seagulls were, sad to note, somewhat un-noted among other more noteworthy bands of the 1980s, notable mainly for their utterly ridiculous hairstyles.

HSBC executives noted, somewhat plaintively, that their underlying business was performing well.

"It was a pretty conservative time" Marcheschi later noted, somewhat ruefully.

"There was a Corbett who made very fine maps in the late 18th century," he noted somewhat absentmindedly.

"We're in an industry commonly known as a millionaire's playground," Ignacio Delgadillo Jr. noted somewhat wryly.