Sentence examples similar to somewhat breathtaking from inspiring English sources
It was pretty breathtaking.
"It's pretty breathtaking".
The film gets off to a slow start -the men behave in an artificial and forced way in front of the camera, calling a woman a "tomato" and joking about wearing their underwear for six days - but after a while the breathtaking scenery (somewhat scrunched on the TV screen) and the sense of adventure take over.
These problems have been somewhat overshadowed in recent years by the breathtaking corruption inside the Labor party but, according to party insiders, they are nonetheless acute.
Orlowski's framing – interspersing field footage with talking heads – is somewhat conventional, but the images he and Balog have collated are consistently breathtaking, and accumulate real power.
Perhaps inevitably, the critics were somewhat disappointed by the more conventional approach: "Where The Mezzanine was filled with breathtaking similes, this book tends more towards the laboured discussion of similes," lamented the New York Review of Books.
Hardinge realises a somewhat familiar yet fantastical world; characters are richly described and colourful, the action vivid and breathtaking.
And while the sheer imaginative scale of Mr. Malick's enterprise is breathtaking, the precision of his eye and ear is even more remarkable, though somewhat less remarked upon.
And while it seems somewhat unlikely that it will ever come to fruition, we will give him this -- it does make for a breathtaking visualization.
