Sentence examples for somewhat appropriately from inspiring English sources

Somewhat appropriately – given the controversial high-rise concrete architecture – it houses the city's urban planning offices.

It was, somewhat appropriately in the circumstances, as cheap as chips.

Arranged in staggered layers, these words form handsome visual cascades of meaning that hover, somewhat appropriately, just beyond easy comprehension.

The possible snub would be the latest character-builder for Girardi, who, somewhat appropriately, is not even the most famous Girardi in New York sports.

Somewhat appropriately, riding high in the charts at exactly the same time were Bing Crosby and the Andrews Sisters with "Pistol Packin' Mama".

Mr. Mueller, who acknowledged that his lobster boat, Sitting Bull, seemed somewhat appropriately named, said it can be difficult to persuade customers that they have hooked only lobster pots and not giant fish.

Appropriately, he laughed.

Appropriately and somewhat poignantly in view of what happened, Monday was Martin Luther King day.

It starts with a degree of three-dimensional realism that is unusual for him: a full-scale re-creation of a bodega that fills the gallery's reception area with appropriately dense and somewhat sticky displays of food and drink, none of it very nutritional.

Mr. Norton, following the demanding and somewhat awkward control room etiquette, replied appropriately, "That's correct".

The stanza looks like a miniature version of some great ode (appropriately enough for a somewhat miniature book), but doesn't sound miniature at all.