Sentence examples for somewhat enjoy from inspiring English sources

But she did brighten on occasion, and cracked a wide smile when Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina, welcomed her by saying, "I hope you somewhat enjoy it.

A subheading yesterday with a sports article about die-hard Knicks season-ticket holders misstated the given name and background of the man who said, "We've kind of learned to endure and somewhat enjoy, to some extent, the misery".

No more Bobby V. (though I somewhat enjoyed him, in the rubbernecking sense).

And I also understand people who somewhat enjoyed it and carried on.

Like a circus trick, a piece of Gothic fiction asks to be considered as ingenious entertainment; the pity and terror are not aspects of a cathartic process but transient emotions to be, somewhat perversely, enjoyed for their own sake.

The stars in Christopher Potter's "You Are Here: a Portable History of the Universe" enjoy somewhat longer shelf-lives.

Meanwhile, administrative duties like investigating crimes are often the responsibility of each state's civil police, who enjoy somewhat higher status and better salaries.

A major step toward simplicity was taken in 1986, when several layers of credits, deductions and loopholes for special interests were stripped out of the tax code so that all taxpayers could enjoy somewhat lower rates.

It's too bad we all can't be adults about this, or enjoy somewhat adult content on our iPhones, but there's always the jailbreaking route.

With the plunging ratings and "End of '30 Rock'" headlines, it became somewhat hard to enjoy what was once NBC's brightest comedy.

The pace has picked up somewhat as Lady Mary and Lord Gillingham enjoy the last few moments of their dirty week – because it was a whole week – secreted away in adjoining hotel bedrooms.