Sentence examples for somewhat but not from inspiring English sources

The answer is somewhat, but not enough.

Somewhat, but not much, a new study finds.

(That has changed somewhat, but not nearly enough, in the interim).

Injuries have slowed Williams somewhat, but not as much as conditioning issues have.

The large screen somewhat, but not entirely, offsets its low contrast.

The 2010 elections suggest a rightward turn, somewhat but not entirely counteracting the voting public's prior leftward tack.

The print differs somewhat, but not a lot, from a painting of the same subject made at the same time.

Discussing the British ban of the movie in an interview with The New York Times, Mr. Six seemed somewhat but not entirely disappointed.

"That sort of service is rolling out somewhat, but not completely, in concert with in-flight Wi-Fi," Mr. Walton said.

Those policies succeeded in reducing water usage somewhat but not to the level necessary to have a significant impact on the amount of water reaching the Aral Sea.

(Martin is, incidentally, perhaps the most talented creator of somewhat-but-not-especially moving ballads in the history of popular music. If this article had a soundtrack, it would be by Coldplay).