Sentence examples for somewhat ailing from inspiring English sources
What we see in the numbers today are a growing China and a somewhat ailing America.
Steele's father, an ailing and somewhat ineffectual attorney, died when the son was about five, and the boy was taken under the protection of his uncle Henry Gascoigne, confidential secretary to the Duke of Ormonde, to whose bounty, as Steele later wrote, he owed "a liberal education".
— Julia Moskin SF Weekly: An ailing W. Blake Gray goes on a somewhat reluctant kombucha guzzle.
It was the second night of the run; on the first, the tenor John Mac Master had substituted for the ailing Ben Heppner, and had reportedly fallen somewhat short of adequacy, facing La Scala-style boos at curtain call.
This morning's news leads to thoughts, of course, of Robert Byrd, 91, the other ailing Democratic senator, from a certain state with which I'm somewhat familiar.
Ailing responders are aware of many of the details and remain somewhat forgiving.
The second really depressing aspect of it was that – as some of the more benevolently inclined respondents to editor Krissi Murison's somewhat puzzling mea non culpa with regard to British pop's socioeconomic deracination had already noted – the ailing title has actually improved under her stewardship.
"All its organs are ailing".
The infant Hercules is ailing.
