Sentence examples for somewhat he does from inspiring English sources
The ratio of twice as many short puts suggests that, while the trader expects the price of the underlying to pull back somewhat, he does not foresee an all out collapse in the ETFs share price in the near future.
Somewhat patronisingly he does concede that those working in the system "have, on the whole, responded to these (his?) higher expectations".
00.35: Miraculously - and somewhat disappointingly - he does not die.
Greenberg is somewhat misunderstood because he doesn't get out much.
Although Luck's talent for recognizing flaws in a defense is somewhat overstated and he does have issues with zone blitz concepts, he's skilled at recognizing coverages to make throws in relatively tight windows in the short and intermediate ranges of the field.
But the addition of Rodriguez is somewhat odd because he does not really fill an outstanding need and because keeping both the right-handed-hitting Glenallen Hill and Rodriguez could hurt the flexibility of Manager Joe Torre's bench -- in much the same way Torre was restricted when the Yankees carried both Hill and Jose Canseco at the end of last season.
Since he used the term "joint product" in the bibliography for the Principles, it is somewhat curious that he does not use it there for On Liberty as well.
So seeing Glenn Mulcaire – the private detective hired by the News of the World to hack voice messages – has ruined the romance somewhat, looking, as he does, like an ageing Take Me Out contestant.
Bobby, being somewhat frugal, he didn't need as much money as he was making to live on.
But I think Jenkins found it somewhat... he didn't feel comfortable.' Abse's story is that he and Foot, who were and are great friends, outmanoeuvred the Home Secretary.
But, after a considering pause, he added, "At the end of his life, when he may have been somewhat senile, he did also say that it should all be sunk to the bottom of the ocean.
