Sentence examples for somewhat feared from inspiring English sources
She was a smart, passionate, forceful, and somewhat feared decision-maker who critiqued, gave direction, and (hopefully) approved proposals from various teams.
As far as solvers are concerned, I had somewhat feared a hostile reception as a "new kid on the block", but I have been pleasantly surprised by the relative warmth and grace of the welcome, and for that I am grateful.
I worked for him as assistant editor of the editorial page and he introduced me to the challenges of writing thoughtful, pointed opinion pieces — an assignment I somewhat feared after years in straight news.
Her sales pitch is direct and somewhat fear-based: While ginger rhizomes bought at local stores or through wholesalers can be tainted, she says, East Branch's products are free of diseases such as fusarium and bacterial wilt, ginger's most common afflictions.
At first he had been somewhat suspicious, fearing it could become a vehicle for Indonesian domination, or an expression of pan-Malay identity.
Rod Lurie, at the time a somewhat ferocious and feared film critic and longtime Joan Allen admirer, asked his fellow critics to allow him to present the award to her, which meant he would be seated at Ms. Allen's table during the banquet.
Fortunately Debbie looks likely to head between two cities so "the destruction is likely to be somewhat less than feared".
And that was back when we thought global warming would roll out somewhat slowly — when we feared the consequences that would unfold in the second half of this century.
Evidence that badgers were the crucial vector was "somewhat flyblown" and it feared farmers, roused by sensational press reports, would commence a mass — and illegal — slaughter.
Ikea has won grudging acceptance from some of its detractors, who admit, somewhat sheepishly, that the feared blue box has brought perks enjoyed even by those who have no interest in stepping into the store.
However, the Lords' call for a more rigid appointments process is, I fear, somewhat misplaced.
