Sentence examples for somewhat charged from inspiring English sources

He has to instead marinate in his own somewhat charged impulses: he thinks he's ready to not-define her by what she did, and yet he's been typing madly to figure out precisely what it was.

Mr. Wallace said the decision whether to sell Cable and Wireless HKT to Pacific Century or to Singapore Telecommunications was difficult, and he admitted the choice was somewhat politically charged.

But for younger choreographers, particularly male ballet dancers like Mr. Millepied and Mr. Ratmansky who grew up revering Mr. Baryshnikov, the prospect of creating a solo for him is somewhat more charged.

The introduction of a chelating agent (i.e., DTPA) in this case resulted in somewhat negatively charged micelles which led to significantly higher liver uptake than when the PEG chains were not modified, preserving their neutrality [16].

The Senegal programme, somewhat unusually, charged patients diagnosed with malaria for first-line anti-malarial drugs.

The crystal structure features two independent molecules linked through intermolecular H-bonds with one of them somewhat positively charged.

Crystal packing shows one of these two molecules somewhat positively charged due to asymmetric distribution of intermolecular H-bonds.

Similarly, a somewhat positively charged surface is necessary for the initial recruitment of the domain to anionic lipid surfaces (Hurley, 2006).

The poor-clamp mutant (K26E, K41K, E47K, also somewhat negatively charged) by Yang et al. (Neuron, 2010) actually increases spontaneous release in neuronal cultures.

Other pay tiers are somewhat complicated, charging you for compute time in units of 100 milliseconds and you pay for each request.

Anais has already lived in umpteen residential homes and been charged (somewhat implausibly) with hundreds of offences.