Sentence examples for somewhat going from inspiring English sources

KING Francis Derby, who worked at Momofuku Ssam Bar and avant-garde spots like WD-50, Atlas, Tailor and Gilt, has subdued his cutting-edge impulses somewhat, going more classical here.

Her ex-husband, Jake (Alec Baldwin), a handsome, self-consciously charming lawyer somewhat going to seed, is remarried to a younger woman with a five-year-old son and is attempting to have another child.

Visually, it's the Internet weirdness plethora we've come to expect in this day and age, but the mix thankfully deviates somewhat, going from a remix of Vapourspace's "Driving Blind" to diva house to Houston psychedelic rock group Red Krayola's "An Old Man's Dream".

Google Showtimes somewhat went against bigger trends in the film industry, which is bracing itself for another tough year where cinemas are concerned.

Goldsmith openly accused Sadiq Khan of associating with terrorism and our former PM somewhat went along with it.

The old Texas is somewhat gone, but in its place the 21st century has found itself a vital new home for opportunity.

The results of the Anglo-Celtic I trial which compared the sequential adriamycin-CMF regimen with a myeloablative treatment are awaited, but unless that trial is positive (which would somewhat go against the trend of other recently reported high dose trials), then the adriamycin-CMF regimen would appear to be deliverable in routine practice, with as good an outcome as any other regimen.

"I was sort of somewhat cocky going in".

But I found myself, somewhat inexplicably, going back to my trusty Corolla.

"Fool's Gold" is somewhat arduous going for the lay reader.

This soldier is a kid — he could pass for a high school sophomore — and somewhat unmoored; going to war has not changed either of those things.