Sentence examples for somewhat asked from inspiring English sources

She loved paintings, a taste that they shared (somewhat — asked what sort of art she was interested in, he says, "Oh, very good art"), and the outdoors, one that they didn't.

Several use images from above the scene - showing the aircraft in smithereens - while others start to look forward somewhat, asking why the accident might have happened.

Mr. Brunswick, somewhat bolder, asked Ms. Mancuso out.

Mr. Lemaire, more than somewhat surprised, asked what made this such a pleasure.

"Don't you think the fear of fat is abating somewhat?" Jacques asked her.

I met Nixon only once, about a year after the "Nixon-Frost" (as they were called) interviews were shown, and somewhat cheekily asked him that exact question.

But the prime minister faltered somewhat when asked to explain how the new measures could have prevented to the two recent lone-wolf attacks.

Last week we changed directions somewhat, and asked readers to propose a psychological, economic, or political effect, name it, and bring it into being via Twitter.

Even in reminiscing about her new granddaughter, Charlotte, in both speeches, Clinton somewhat darkly asked the crowd to imagine what kind of opportunities their children and grandchildren would have if Republicans came to power.

This time Cole somewhat nervously asked for $100,000.

Interestingly, issues of Azan have also (somewhat plaintively) asked for help from a fourth audience, anyone with knowledge of drone operations to help them develop countermeasures.