Sentence examples for somewhat apt from inspiring English sources
Bolton Wanderers' 1-1 drawithth Brentford on Monday means they have still only won once since Easter Monday, which is somewhat apt for a club desperately searching for salvation.
But such an analogy is somewhat apt for the following discussion of the 2003 Honda Pilot.
And that was just one of the murky details about the company (I guess the Wileyfox name is somewhat apt in that regard).
And the comparison to films is somewhat apt as well, considering the Halo has followed the annoying trend of movie trilogies where the second part tends to be a set up for the final act.
Voters, however, are somewhat more apt to express a favorable opinion of unions for government workers than an unfavorable one.
"This one is shorter, frankly," said Josh Kendall, Mr. O'Nan's editor, "and the conceit of the novel with the political overtones of blue-collar downsizing felt apt and somewhat fresh".
Negative films designed for original picture exposure are usually faster (i.e., have higher ASA ratings) than those for prints and are apt to be somewhat coarser grained.
After the trays were cleared away, our conversation continued — reminiscent, perhaps less guarded than before, somewhat rambling, as conversation is apt to be on a night journey aboard a plane or train as it rushes through the darkness.
In retrospect, Townshend's violent and somewhat awkward hotel-suite entry seems entirely apt.
Both songs have a rich, luxurious and somewhat vacant feel to them, so it's apt that their visual accompaniments carry a similar dead-eyed sentiment.
