Sentence examples for somewhat cut from inspiring English sources

By the end, the play's philandering, condescending family patriarch is somewhat cut down to size.

Many early career researchers I speak to feel somewhat cut off from their supervisors once they have graduated.

Security concerns make it inevitable that a modern American president will be somewhat cut off from the country he leads.

Often my characters are somewhat cut loose from the world, often desperate one way or another, adrift in the margins, or as Frank O'Connor might've put it, submerged.

They would also help mark the entrances to a neighborhood that is somewhat cut off from the rest of Lower Manhattan by busy roads, government buildings and ramps leading to the Manhattan and Brooklyn Bridges.

Brooding on a windswept plateau enclosed by volcanic hills, it was described by D H Lawrence as "a sort of inland island," and has an air of being somewhat cut off from the rest of the region.

He has tidied up the city somewhat and cut the number of rough sleepers.

After a week in which Roy Keane, somewhat predictably, cut short his time at the club, Paul Lambert's side failed to hold on to a lead against Burnley, conceding in the final 10 minutes for the third time in four November outings.

Crown attorneys only become closely involved once the prosecution begins.Mark Collins OttawaCity travellerSIR – I'm afraid your description of Gavin Newsom's having "tidied up the city somewhat and cut the number of rough sleepers" since becoming mayor of San Francisco could not be further from the truth ("Young man in a hurry", March 21st).

We chose K-Means clustering because the number of clusters produced can be directly controlled by the user-defined parameter K without having to somewhat arbitrarily cut a clustering tree like for the case of hierarchical clustering.

Make sure the seal is somewhat tight; cut off excess if you need to.