Sentence examples for observed somewhat from inspiring English sources

"Politics and sex -- it's the same thing," Michel Cohen, a pediatrician, observed somewhat cryptically.

"Doctors treat salt like an exacerbator of disease," Mr. Bunch observed somewhat wryly.

Mr. Favreau, who said he doesn't have a girlfriend, observed somewhat dryly that "the rigors of this campaign have prevented any sort of serious relationship".

"If you're not confused, then you don't understand the situation," Conservative Sir Alan Duncan, the Commons' resident Confucius, had earlier observed somewhat patronisingly.

It found that in football generally, the rules governing agents' conduct were observed "somewhat casually", "frequently disregarded" and that "Birmingham City FC was by no means the only club whose respect for the rules was less than strict".

He was, he later wryly observed, somewhat caught up in an idea of himself as Jude the Obscure, setting out making overwrought Madonnas and, after the fashion of the time, moving into abstraction.

He observes somewhat disconnectedly that "it has this consciously phallic, Freudian sense — as a male sculptor that's kind of bouncing around — the craziness of that".

"The characters' names obviously owe much to Mozart's opera," you observe, somewhat loftily, "whose chords blaze out at climaxes, interrupting songs that stretch from rock and pop to an ironic I'm Dreaming of a White Christmas" (Times).

We observe somewhat better imaging depth and clearer images in NP samples.

We observe somewhat different patterns for low and intermediate Dicer cleavage rates and we will discuss results from both possibilities.

While our β estimates were quite consistent over study, we did observe somewhat higher values in younger populations.