Sentence examples for question somewhat from inspiring English sources

We want to shift the question somewhat, in light of newer developments in technology and multimedia.

I always find the question somewhat irritating, perhaps revealing the persistence of an arrogant, imperial mindset.

But an outbreak that affected many guests at a Hong Kong hotel seemed to call that theory into question somewhat.

He utters the question somewhat reluctantly, knowing that even that could be enough to stir up a lot of unwanted attention.

And he campaigned, getting a glimpse of politics during the Republican primaries that he said has made him question somewhat his previous assumption that he would enter the family trade.

Although Downie and Barron (2000) phrased this question somewhat differently, there has been a shift in this new survey toward "convincing evidence" and away from "no better explanation".

She managed to deflect the questions somewhat by talking about Sanders's failure to release his full tax returns.

The other candidates took the questions somewhat seriously, if predictably, talking about being with their children or riding horses on their lazy day off the trail.

Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] parliamentary workSIR – I welcome Charlemagne's discussion about the European Parliament, though his claim that the European Union "deals mainly with arcane regulatory questions" somewhat belittles our increased influence and powers (March 17th).

These research questions somewhat parallel those which have been asked about NAFLD, a sister disorder of NAFPD.

The question remains somewhat theoretical.