Sentence examples for somewhat disastrous from inspiring English sources

Bill Cosby's social media team asked Twitter users to create memes about the comedian to somewhat disastrous results.

Stoker, then the business manager of the actor Sir Henry Irving, had just endured, with his theatrical company, a somewhat disastrous tour of Scotland.

Even Steve Moses, the affable head of year 9, says he has no regrets about sharing with the nation the details of his somewhat disastrous love life – in episode five he opened up about his adventures in internet dating.

When we first spoke, he had just concluded a brief and somewhat disastrous press rollout of a new Web site whose "Juice Shop" allows a visitor to load up a shopping cart with items like a signed replica of a Bills jersey ($349) and "various" autographed photos ($100).

Stephanopoulos had a brief and somewhat disastrous stint as the White House spokesman at the start of the Clinton administration but quickly shed that role when it was clear that he could not do it in addition to running the communications shop and advising Clinton.

In fact, it was somewhat disastrous.

These numbers are somewhat less disastrous than 2008 and 2007, which saw 613 and 643 closings, respectively.

The network carriers have seen their finances improve somewhat from the disastrous years just after the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks.

Kim Clijsters did not play a single match on tour in February after her disastrous — and somewhat inexplicable — loss to Nadia Petrova in the third round of the Australian Open.

A period of somewhat disappointing, but hardly disastrous, economic growth and well-contained inflation has allowed the interest rate to be cut to very low levels, Stevens said at the annual Anika Foundation lunch in Sydney on Wednesday.

If he indeed wins California's gubernatorial election, the results could range from somewhat positive to positively disastrous.