Sentence examples for somewhat fixed from inspiring English sources

Using an eye-tracking technology to trace the movements of pupils (when they're somewhat fixed or darting about), Dr. Smith was able to map what viewers looked at when they watched a somewhat static interlude from Paul Thomas Anderson's "There Will Be Blood" (2007).

And, though you are reluctant to acknowledge it, Kroff seems somewhat fixed upon you….

Instability mostly comes from the interface between the fact that the banks (or shadow banks) can create credit, money, and purchasing power in infinite quantities if we don't constrain them, and the fact that credit is primarily created to fund the purchase of urban real estate and land, which is somewhat fixed in supply.

These findings suggest - as also demonstrated in a previous study in Ghana - that M. ulcerans transmission and microevolution generally occurs at a local level and therefore the source of the bacterium is somewhat fixed within a local region [ 30].

Your dilemma should be somewhat fixed.

The iOS email problem, which can be fixed somewhat with an awkward workaround.

If the common stock goes down, the convertible is cushioned somewhat by its fixed bond-like yield; if the stock goes up above the conversion price, the convertible goes up in value with the stock price.

For consumers with access to D.S.L. or cable-modem service, broadband experts generally suggest that those two options are somewhat more reliable than fixed wireless at this point.

Neither has much of a neck; both are somewhat hunched; both fix a questioner with a witheringly intense gaze; and then there are the spit takes.

Prices too are often fixed at a somewhat arbitrary rate that is considerably below actual investment costs.

The choice of the threshold K is somewhat difficult; it can be fixed arbitrarily or by estimating the noise.