Sentence examples for somewhat drawn-out from inspiring English sources

(His somewhat drawn-out answer seemed to be no).

The back story to all this is somewhat drawn-out, but it can be summarised as follows.

The story actually broke on Wednesday, when a TV reporter named Jeff Humphrey from Spokane's ABC News station conducted a somewhat drawn-out interview with her.

My hiring process back in 2003 was, like some of yours, somewhat drawn out, and I was made to contract for almost 4 months before being hired, but Google gave me a chance, and I gave Google a chance.

This is a huge change: Armstrong has been the CEO of Oath, and before that the CEO of AOL (which had been the predecessor to Oath, before it was merged with Yahoo), for no less than 10 years, managing the company through downs and ups that included a sale to Verizon for $4.4 billion, the (somewhat drawn out and messy) acquisition of Yahoo for another $4.8 billion, and merging the two together.

At once loose and dense, Ms. Endo's treatment wilts somewhat when drawn out to feature length, though it's a nice place to visit.

The Warning: Long, peevish, drawn-out rumble.

Though Ms. Jefferson confessed in interviews to having been somewhat shy onstage, she appeared to have had no trouble drawing out her students.

Where walking the rope line was often a long drawn out affair, the senator is now whisked out of venues with a military punctiliousness somewhat at odds with is free-wheeling reputation.

Ageing draws out differences.

Violent, passionate, and drawn out.