Sentence examples for somewhat defined from inspiring English sources

As an African woman, I know what it is like to grow up in contexts where every role is somewhat defined for the girl, yet the boys are allowed to get away with almost anything.

Most reference libraries are somewhat defined by the personal interests of the people creating it.

The backbone is somewhat defined, but it'll be difficult to feel the tops of the vertebrae.

It's an aversion to big room EDM bros that somewhat defines a drum n' bass fan and a blasé temperament towards the underground drum n' bass nerds that defines a pop-EDM fan.

Although, this procedure somewhat defines the folding pattern of NS4a in NS3 protease domain but further molecular dynamics simulations are needed which will provide some new insights about the folding of NS4a and its involvement in the stabilization of NS3 protease domain.

Fitness of an organism is somewhat arbitrary, although reasonably, defined as the ability to maintain homeostasis.

The condition is poorly understood and somewhat vaguely defined, so estimates are not very precise.

Elektronic The Barbican Centre, London EC2 On paper, this must have seemed like a good, if somewhat loosely defined, idea.

However, they are somewhat vague, defined by a "nine-dash line", drawn on maps without detailed coordinates and never officially submitted to an international body.

Most of the Kurds live in contiguous areas of Iran, Iraq, and Turkey a somewhat loosely defined geographic region generally referred to as Kurdistan ("Land of the Kurds").

By Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, January 17 , 1942P. 9 The progressive school, now somewhat generally defined as "soft education," has been taking quite a beating lately in the Herald Tribune.