Sentence examples for somewhat feels like from inspiring English sources

They somewhat feels like ear muffs.

"There is something about music festivals that is somewhat surface level that I feel like, as an artist, I have to make it seem like I'm happy or having more fun than I might be.

Sometimes, those intellectuals, as Mr. Derky somewhat derisively referred to them, "show up and feel like strangers".

This is partially why it is somewhat disappointing, as it feels like Ficarra and Requa went so far afield as a mandate.

That feels like somewhat of a coup for the young company.

This record feels like somewhat of a self-portrait, and McKinley is blunt when he paints.

Probably not, but timing the book to come out a week after the election feels like somewhat of a cop out.

Although a lot of his covers have somewhat similar compositions, it feels like he's discovering new things with each drawing.

She's laughing about how hectic her days are—"all I ever want to do is get back home and take my bra off"—and it feels like somewhat of a feat for her to have set aside time to talk at all.

It's both comical and somewhat pitiful, but it also feels like an authorial declaration because it dovetails with Mr. Russell's belief in joyous, transporting cinema.

The show feels like a somewhat oppressive living room, thanks to the intimate size of the gallery and the relative absence of Plexiglas and the use of small exquisitely crafted cabinets for some displays.