Sentence examples for somewhat carefully from inspiring English sources

The only deviation was in his somewhat carefully demonstrated sympathy for the growing Pan-Scandinavian movement.

That "somewhat," carefully placed on its own line, is surely a clue to the answer.

It means that when Obama said that there would be no boots on the ground in Libya, he was choosing his words somewhat carefully.

We posit that through a detailed characterisation of how real personae portray themselves and act online, an approach can be crafted to detect fake or anomalous identities, particularly, those somewhat carefully maintained and used for malevolent purposes.

With the input-output system B 3, we need to proceed somewhat more carefully, since it needs to work properly right from the beginning.

The theory carefully, somewhat densely, and elegantly suggested that naturally occurring psychedelic compounds—specifically psilocybin played a decisive role in the emergence of our essential humanness, of the human characteristic of self-reflection".

"So, to see some of what I hoped was sort of balanced and carefully calibrated somewhat sexed up doesn't surprise me at all".

While this can be avoided in fixed radio links, if antennas' orientation is carefully chosen, somewhat random antenna rotations in mobile and off-body communications will unavoidably yield variable LoS depolarisation during user's motion.

The husband carefully but somewhat irresolutely examines the pictures of positions that a woman in labour can take – he is trying to understand what he is supposed to do.

It is much better to speak slowly, carefully, and somewhat convincingly.

He pauses, blinking, before answering each question, usually with carefully formulated and somewhat monotonous answers.