Sentence examples similar to somewhat glad from inspiring English sources

A few days later, back in New York, DiCillo said that he was glad he'd shown up for the ceremony: "There's a somewhat happy ending here.

"I feel somewhat vindicated, and just glad to be here," NeSmith says.

"For National Poetry Day, I was very glad, if somewhat hesitant - to be able to record a reading of one of my personal favourites, Fern Hill, with its poignant and moving evocation of a rural west Wales childhood," said Prince Charles.

Somewhat uninspiring, but still glad they're there: Salads and whole wheat PB&J are among the advertised vegetarian options.

I say somewhat facetiously, "I'm so glad I'm not God".

History presumably forces Galbraith's hand somewhat, but we're still very glad to be spared a glib reminder of the evils of colonialism, the sort of tutorial a lesser author might be tempted to inflict.

While I am glad that they have evolved somewhat, as a gay dad, my reaction to them is still one of utter disgust.

And later, even if feeling somewhat stretched and peppery, you'd still be glad you paid.