Sentence examples for somewhat average from inspiring English sources

My expectations for a boyfriend have always been somewhat average, I think.

Mike Schiller of PopMatters found that because the second half of Cryptograms "fixate[s] on examples of Deerhunter's songcraft, which is actually somewhat average", the use of delay effects "mask[s] whatever deficiencies in musicianship Deerhunter might choose to hide".

Though pressures improved somewhat (average systolic pressure of 115 mmHg), she still did not maintain pressures below the 90th percentile (104 mmHg).

However, since we are accumulating over several sites of the same class, which would have independent evolutionary histories, we expect such information to be somewhat averaged out.

The students at 2-yr institutions have somewhat lower average ACT scores than the average for all students, but their aspirations and academic characteristics are similar to those in 4-yr colleges and universities.

Combinatorial Reasoning follows the pattern similar to the LPDI items in data set 1: tier 1 items are somewhat easier (average difficulty estimate of −0.16) than the tier 2 items (average difficulty estimate of 0.02).

The Robertson-Foulds distance has a mean value of 0.54, indicative of a somewhat larger average variation when comparing trees by edges rather than by individuals.

In classes with a somewhat higher average socioeconomic status, all the students tended to do a little better.

But while the spending rate had declined somewhat, the average dollars spent per institution grew by about 7 percent.

That isn't terrible — it's in the range where Mr. Obama might be able to eke out a victory in the Electoral College — but it's somewhat below average.

Despite the book's title, then, the sample does not represent all young adults who were reared Catholic but rather a group that appears somewhat above average in education and exposure to church life.