Sentence examples for somewhat inward from inspiring English sources

Like Newfoundlanders in general, they're at once proud, somewhat inward and unusually welcoming of visitors.

Tilt the blocks slightly inward.

The cap margin is initially somewhat curved inward, but soon evens out or even becomes uplifted, and often splits radially in age.

Although, as referenced earlier, China's inward FDI surpassed the US$100 billion mark in 2010, this inflow decelerated somewhat in 2012.

It is generally somewhat irregular in shape (it may be convex or concave at maturity), with a wavy margin that is rolled inward when young.

The edges of the cup are somewhat wavy, and remain curled inward until they flare out when they are very old.

The cap is initially somewhat conical with margins rolled inward, and expands to become bell-shaped or broadly convex in maturity, reaching a diameter of 1 3 cm.

In the absence of other residues outside, this group turns inward and forms somewhat artificial interactions which result in this disagreement.

But, like many venerable British enterprises at the time, it was inward-looking and somewhat undisciplined.

Metallica is also the kind of band most likely to fear losing control to the crowd: auteurs of the 1960's-era model, inward-looking and somewhat serious.

Since then, though, it has lost its momentum somewhat, more due to an inward-facing turn following lack of mainstream support than any real drop in quality – in other words, it is in sore need of compilation.