Sentence examples for somewhat hampered from inspiring English sources

At the weekend Clint Eastwood said that he's always admired Angelina Jolie's talent, but that "she's somewhat hampered sometimes by having... the most gorgeous face on the planet".

Investigators could be somewhat hampered by a burglary that Mr. Espada has said took place last week at his Mamaroneck home.

"They have been somewhat hampered by their client's unwillingness to be cooperative," a lawyer for Mr. Malvo, Craig S. Cooley, said about Mr. Muhammad's lawyers.

But unlike other city bike-hire systems, Melbourne's is somewhat hampered by Victoria's compulsory helmet laws – a BYO policy is in place.

They aimed for something worthy of Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire, but achieving it was somewhat hampered by the full-length gown she wore.

The unofficial count by The A.P. was somewhat hampered and delayed this year by the impact of the trade center attack, but Sam Boyle, The A.P.'s New York City bureau chief, said it was accurate.

But the film somewhat hampers its intentions by coming out of the gate so strong that what it offers for much of its running time is merely the wrong kind of horror.

This lack of clarity/homogeneity may somewhat hamper the interpretation of presented results.

However, we did not use a partitioned analysis within RAxML, thus somewhat hampering the accuracy of the maximum likelihood analyses.

Their love story is hampered somewhat by the appearance of Leila (Bella Heathcote), a traumatized and violent former submissive.

Yet UNSCOM's work will be hampered somewhat by the more cumbersome arrangements needed to inspect Mr Hussein's palaces.