Sentence examples for somewhat intentional from inspiring English sources
Susan Kane, the magazine's editor, said that was somewhat intentional.
Finally, some companies view customer divestment as a natural, if somewhat intentional, consequence of their evolving strategies.
It resembles an inverted library study carrel, and that's somewhat intentional: The concept began as a project in the company's education division.
China curtailing its investment rates is somewhat intentional.
But at least we can be somewhat intentional.
If the kitchen looks more like a sterile surgical theater, that's somewhat intentional –- the company is obsessed with cleanliness, efficiency and perhaps most of all, precision.
The seven deadly sins can be thought of as dispositions toward sin and separation from God. Lust, for example, could result in adultery, which is a mortal sin, or could lead to somewhat less intentional immoral thoughts that would be classified as venial sins.
She described her talk as "intentional (ly) somewhat controversial as to make the (1000+) attendees somewhat uncomfortable".
If claims for mushroom products sound both extraordinary and, at the same time, somewhat vague, that's intentional.
She writes, with presumably intentional (though still somewhat bizarre) exaggeration, that "approximately 89% of Nicki Minaj's press converge, outside of the feminist blogosphere, tends to focus on: Her butt," and that, online, "the #1 trending topic is still a debate about whether Rihanna is a Bad Role Model for Women".
Japandroids have a lot of energy but the sound quality is incredibly muddled -- Brian King's vocals are somewhat indiscernible in places -- intentional or another victim of the Blue Stage's notorious sound issues?
