Sentence examples for somewhat in this from inspiring English sources

Without ever mentioning Mr. Clinton, Mr. Gore distances himself from him somewhat in this commercial.

"It's pretty steady but scattered somewhat in this country," Mr. Pendleton said.

"What we can tell you is that male infant circumcision rates have declined somewhat in this decade," she wrote.

Lost somewhat in this typical boxing back-and-forth are two special fighters nearing the end of their primes.

The sisters themselves receded somewhat in this production, and Natasha is a bit more of a stick figure than she might be.

Tournaments had become more pageantry than combat by the end of the 16th century, and the term is still used somewhat in this sense for instance, in the Royal Tournament, an annual naval and military display held in London, and the New Year's Day Tournament of Roses parade in Pasadena, California.

Ireland is somewhat exceptional in this regard.

Trump's example was somewhat compromised, in this respect, by his age-related insulting of Hillary Clinton.

"The classical music event itself is somewhat anachronistic in this day and age," Ms. Moss said.

Witten's old-school, lumbering style makes him look somewhat archaic in this age of Rob Gronkowskis and Jimmy Grahams.

His fellow cast members, most with a good deal more acting experience, do somewhat better in this regard.