Sentence examples for somewhat grainy from inspiring English sources

But the somewhat grainy eighteen minutes on YouTube will do you just fine.

The classic picture of Willie Mays making his over-the-shoulder catch in the 1954 World Series looks somewhat grainy in most book and magazine reproductions.

In the classes Ms. Mitchell-Velasco revealed a rich though somewhat grainy voice with a dusky quality and wide range of colorings.

This picture is a somewhat grainy snapshot of a football team standing in the tunnel at a football stadium, waiting to march out on to the field prior to kick-off.

Factory issued a good cleaned-up DVD of the complete T.A.M.I. concert four years ago, and, to hype it, Steve Van Zandt rightly called it "the best rock movie you've never seen". But the somewhat grainy eighteen minutes on YouTube will do you just fine.

Because their pixels are so sharp, the picture can look somewhat grainy.

I was less impressed with a slightly dry and grainy piece of prime rib ($17 for 16 ounces) and a somewhat gristly 16-ounce shell steak ($20) that was less than moist.

I lean slightly toward the grainy.

The trailer for the documentary, above, presents these men in a somewhat better light than Sunday's grainy footage of a man carrying a pepper-spray can on a dimly lit Seattle street corner.

He noted that the film's textures matched its tone, saying that "the grainy, washed-out colors of the breakup phase, which contrast with the somewhat brighter palette of the courtship sections, create an illusion of immediacy and rawness".

The grainy, washed-out colors of the breakup phase, which contrast with the somewhat brighter palette of the courtship sections, create an illusion of immediacy and rawness that is underlined by the scruffy Keystone State locations.