Sentence examples for somewhat absent-minded from inspiring English sources
The paradigmatic example of a floater is Raghubir Goyal, an amiable, somewhat absent-minded man in his sixties.
When General Grigorenko left the country later that year, Mr. Meiman, an ernest, didactic, somewhat absent-minded professor of mathematics, was asked to run the group.
Billy, though experienced, is still somewhat goofy and absent-minded.
I am loud, somewhat annoying, and very absent-minded.
Despite the reputation of academics as absent-minded Professors, getting a PhD takes an ordered mind.
"Why, that's O.K.," said Mr. Schell, a genial man with a somewhat unruly mop of silver hair that can lend him the air of an absent-minded professor.
Also through somewhat crabbed reasoning submersible designers used to believe that scientists were either too inept or too absent-minded to operate an underwater vehicle, so trained pilots had to be employed.
Also — through somewhat crabbed reasoning — submersible designers used to believe that scientists were either too inept or too absent-minded to operate an underwater vehicle, so trained pilots had to be employed.
Ideal for the absent-minded.
He was absent-minded and distractable.
