Sentence examples for remarks somewhat from inspiring English sources

That said, Mr. Ware qualified his remarks somewhat.

Mr. Karzai made such remarks somewhat obliquely in speeches shortly after Bin Laden's death was announced, but his national security adviser, Rangin Spanta, was more explicit.

"It goes on, I see, as my soul prompts it," Prospero remarks somewhat enigmatically of his "project," even as Mr. Slinger at every turn lays bare this conjurer's soul.

As James Bond remarks, somewhat sardonically, in his latest adventure, "Skyfall," after meeting his new quartermaster and technology guru, who looks as if he just graduated from university, it is a "brave new world".

Why are we lacking confidence?" Collins amended his remarks somewhat today, saying that the team does not lack confidence, but no longer feels "we're going to take it to people".

However, recently several philosophers have made remarks somewhat reminiscent of this argument.

Simon Hooper at CNN remarked somewhat unkindly that the double anniversary offered "a certain kind of middle-aged male... an unmissable opportunity to wallow in nostalgia".

In that conversation, Mr. Bush remarked somewhat dismissively about his opponent for president, Al Gore, characterizing his view as "we will conserve our way out of the crisis".

Amidst the creeping Americanisation and plummy English voices that hogged the television screens in those days we were hardly aware of Coronation Street making its debut; though I do remember my dear father remarking somewhat tartly: "Anyone would think we actually spoke like that".

When Scandal, the new drama about political corruption in the US capital starring Kerry Washington was first previewed in America, the show's creator Shonda Rhimes remarked, somewhat caustically: "I think we were at a place where a non-white actor can be the lead in a television series a long time ago – I just think that people have failed to cast the actors they should have been casting".

Referring to the period when the violation — the technical glitch, in Microsoft's words — occurred, Joachin Almunia, Commission VP in charge of competition policy remarked, somewhat gingerly, at today's press conference: "In this case and probably not any more in the future, the monetary [beneficiary] was Microsoft".