Sentence examples for sighs somewhat from inspiring English sources
He sighs, somewhat wearily.
"To the extent someone is known by the enemies he keeps," Banzhaf sighs, "I'm somewhat honored one site is devoted to me".
A woman named Ivy who was vacationing in one of the adjacent cottages had found Lucille! Breathing a somewhat sigh of relief, I phoned the number of the woman who found Lucille.
'Well,' he sighs, 'I've had somewhat of an altercation with Clinton's representatives, who say I don't give Clinton adequate credit in the book.
His two best records of the past decade have been recordings of standards not in the somewhat cynical, sigh-and-turn-the-page manner of Rod Stewart but with real, eccentric feeling.
But when I asked whether they would be backing Ms Bachmann, one of the ladies sighed "Welllll, yeah…" somewhat warily as she opened the purse on her lap and discreetly flashed a glimpse of a campaign greeting card bearing a picture of Mitt Romney and his handsome family.
"It makes for a somewhat streamlined operation," Mr. Beebe said, sighing.
At first, when they began three years ago, "The games were somewhat of an embarrassment to the community," sighs Robert Walker, the mayor of Dublin.
He got up with a sigh, and led us into his office – a small, somewhat messy room with light-blue concrete walls.
The joy is more like a collective sigh of relief that maybe this reign of terror, if not over, will abate somewhat.
