Sentence examples for somewhat believing from inspiring English sources
Analysts had discounted the Aetna warning somewhat, believing it was a special case tied to Aetna's problems with overly rapid expansion and friction with doctors.
He had seen a YouTube version of the glory cloud and was somewhat skeptical, believing that it might be simply a cascade of dust from the ceiling of the church.
"They somewhat naively believed there would be wide agreement on the goal of a green revolution," said Robert Paarlberg, professor of political science at Wellesley College, and an expert on international agriculture policy.
"While current Street expectations suggest current estimates could be tweaked down somewhat, we believe the reduction will be about 3% or less, most likely to reflect lower radio revenues due to Howard Sterns departure".
They somewhat admiringly believed "international Jewry" to an almost mystical "subterranean force".
However, having worked through this process somewhat, I believe I can offer a few thoughts on the topic.
Table 1 God and Bible responses ("Don't Know" and No Response coded as missing) Agree Not sure Disagree N Strongly Somewhat Somewhat Strongly I believe in a personal God with whom I can communicate.
Yu admits she felt "somewhat upset", but believes it prepared the ground for future success.
Second, it is somewhat difficult to believe that the 30 or so women who actually wear the niqab in Belgium are the single biggest hindrance to integration.
(The fight against Isis is the obvious place to start, even if some Iranians believe, somewhat eccentrically, in an American hand behind Isis's creation).
Lindelof and his co-creators always claimed to have conceived the show's ending early in its genesis, but anyone who's been trying to keep track of the last 103 episodes will find that somewhat hard to believe.
