Sentence examples for somewhat biting from inspiring English sources
In saying this in favor of the codex, though, I worry I am somewhat biting the hand that feeds me.
Although Lupiro in 2004 had a somewhat different peak of biting, compared with Njagi in 1997, both surveys report biting patterns which are consistent with the range of biting patterns historically reported for An.
There are stories (somewhat substantiated) of Alligator Gars biting feet that are dangled in the water off of piers and riverbanks.
A droll dismissal of matrimony on principle, it echoes Wham!'s subtext-laden Young Guns (don't let her tie you down!) with somewhat more bite.
For example, if a student sees another sitting in a classroom before an examination biting her nails, fidgeting, lightly perspiring, and looking somewhat alarmed, the interpretation might be that she is experiencing test anxiety.
And people, somewhat predictably, did not bite.
"[Gervais] didn't make much of an impression as host," she wrote, "except when he was biting the hands of those who'd invited him to play ringmaster at the somewhat subdued ceremony".
Simplifying somewhat, you take an active phrasemarker of the form NP — Aux — V — NP, like Kate is biting Mark, and rearrange its elements x1 — x2 — x3 — x4 as follows: x4 — x2 + be + en — x3 + by — x1 to get Mark bite (+ is + en) by Kate.
Trop., biting, disposed to bite.
