Sentence examples for somewhat become from inspiring English sources
See, I think the mission has somewhat become fuzzy.
Is there a risk of that just turning into Pakistan, i.e. the tribal areas that have somewhat become a safe haven for al-Qaeda?
It has somewhat become the new normal and totally acceptable to blame the victim of a terrorist attack instead of condemning the oppressors.
RTN: Since I first set up our call, St . Louis MO has somewhat become an epicenter of social unrest and racial tension between black and white persons.
That picture of the kitchen has recently somewhat become a reality -- we stuck it on there four years ago and next months are moving into a new home with almost that exact kitchen.
Since the shooting death of unarmed African-American teenager, Michael Brown, St . Louishas somewhat become an epicenter of social unrest and racial tension between black and white persons.
The thought of speaking with you, just when maybe the anger has simmered somewhat, becomes more unsettling ― and enrages me further ― as each day's news breaks. .
Melville's adventures here, somewhat romanticized, became the subject of his first novel, Typee (1846).
The world Begley had created retreated, and the Hamptons, somewhat improbably, became Omaha.
A palace spokeswoman said the well had become "somewhat overgrown and at risk of becoming damaged".
You become somewhat invisible".
