Sentence examples for somewhat correctly from inspiring English sources

As Atlantic sailings increased, the coasts of western Europe and Africa south of the Strait of Gibraltar were shown somewhat correctly, though less so than for the Mediterranean.

He even uses emojis somewhat correctly.

So, Rev. Wright speaks somewhat correctly when he observes that white people are generally quite ignorant of what the "black church experience" actually is.

During questioning, the detectives tell her about Nicky's sky-high insulin levels, hoping to win her sympathy, but she (somewhat correctly) points out that Nicky would have his insulin right now if it hadn't been for the police.

However, some servers may somewhat correctly predict the globular swapped monomer (i.e. Figure 2b, rainbow).

Somewhat less correctly, RT maintains complete silence on the regime's mass killings of civilians and opponents.

The strong upbeat that begins the ostinato might be somewhat hard to hear correctly, at least for those unaccustomed to a syncopated style.

The survey also found that two-thirds of telcos were either not confident at all or only somewhat confident that they correctly understood what data they were required to retain and for how long.

MLR, KPLS and ANNE AZ had similar albeit somewhat lower ability to correctly order compounds.

But the fact that nobody died, and they were somehow able to get permits for this, was a pretty good indicator that it was somewhat safe when done correctly.

Justice Roberts's concurrence correctly, if somewhat defensively, concluded that precedent can occasionally be overturned, otherwise "segregation would be legal, minimum wage laws would be unconstitutional, and the Government could wiretap ordinary criminal suspects without first obtaining warrants".