Sentence examples for somewhat inhibited from inspiring English sources

They were often portrayed as somewhat inhibited characters who wished that they were braver.

Obama may be somewhat inhibited about criticizing his successor and I think that a variety of people appreciate that Hilary's responses may be less than appealing or convincing.

This relaxation allows progression towards densification, although the process is somewhat inhibited, compared with the case of a free-standing coating.

It is only because they have invested so much effort in attacking President Obama for budget deficits that actually arose in large part from Republican policies, like the Medicare Part D program and two unfunded wars, that Republicans are somewhat inhibited from offering more tax cuts today.

Although the VIS reflectivity spectra are somewhat inhibited, the samples can maintain high reflectance in the near-infrared waveband (~ 90%).

However, despite their interest in communicating science to the public, most scientists feel somewhat inhibited about presenting a popular science talk to a general audience.

…Delayers are in general smart and well-adjusted, but they also tend to be somewhat overcontrolled and unnecessarily inhibited".

Penitrem A was somewhat more effective and inhibited proliferation with the IC50 of ∼3.5 µM (Fig. 7A), but this value greatly exceeded ∼10 nM concentration required for half-maximal inhibition of the BK activity [45].

When asked whether the reaction to some of her comments had led her to be more inhibited, Mrs. Obama replied somewhat stiffly, "I think in this media age I have to be cognizant".

Somewhat surprisingly, ezlopitant more potently inhibited sucrose consumption when compared to ethanol in all drinking models used.

On the background of the EEC differentiation cocktail, we inhibited Hedgehog (Vismodegib), activated BMP (Noggin withdrawal), inhibited Wnt (Rspo withdrawal), inhibited TGFbeta (A83) or activated TGFbeta (TGFβ1) signaling.