Sentence examples for somewhat grounded from inspiring English sources
To push forward with a tech startup you must have a somewhat grounded idea in place.
In other words, these virtual laboratories may already be somewhat grounded in physical experience.
"Although these perceptions are somewhat grounded in reality, i.e. close to the truth, they are more influential than reality," the researchers wrote in the journal article.
Beyond establishing these (somewhat) grounding details, it's simply impossible to explain the intent and direction of this funny, disturbing, daring and demanding novel — Erickson's best.
I am not enough of a stathead to offer a data-rich case for the rosy Romney scenario, but I do have my own (hopefully somewhat well grounded) theories about how American politics work, and they incline me to believe in that scenario's basic plausibility.
Opinion is somewhat divided among grounded theorists regarding the role of previously published literature in data analysis.
"That's the thing that works the best for keeping me grounded and somewhat normal," she said.
Protest as they might, critics like nothing more than giving perceived pretension a sound kicking, in the belief that it lends their own somewhat esoteric calling a grounded, street-fighting quality.
Although Fowler is perhaps most known for the bestselling "Jane Austen Book Club," she has often flirted with fantasy, most recently in parts of the story collection "What I Didn't See". Here, however, her efforts remain grounded, even somewhat matter-of-fact as the book goes on with anecdotes taken from the research that surrounded Rosemary's upbringing.
By the time the band found itself on somewhat stable ground in the early 80s Black Flag's reputation had grown, for better and worse.
Mosby has followed his startlingly original The Cutting Crew with a novel somewhat less surreal and more grounded in police procedure, but no less thrilling, compulsive and difficult to put down.
