Sentence examples for somewhat how from inspiring English sources

The Turks' prominent role in civilian development and their Muslim faith may alter somewhat how the Taliban deal with them.

Which is somewhat how this tandem was designed: Toomer is the big-play guy; Hilliard is the security blanket.

He hadn't even reached the part of the speech where he would explain, somewhat, how the press had lied about his interest in databases of Muslims, and why we needed "surveillance of certain mosques," and here someone, a voice calling out in the crowd, was interrupting him.

It's somewhat ridiculous how many how-to's there are on building a computer.

It is somewhat amazing how completely the Yankees' dynamic has changed.

So if success in the draft is somewhat random, how do good teams land talented players?

The raw numbers somewhat overstate how many of the foundation-sponsored machines are currently in use.

The two companies differ somewhat in how they strive to fulfill those orders.

The scene obviously meant something to him, and reminded me, somewhat painfully, how little I knew about him.

Also, it is somewhat unclear how well controlled the behaviour of the rats was in the intervening generations.

Even so, it remains somewhat confounding how arm strength is still an issue for Hughes, who spent seven weeks building it in spring training.