In his younger years, he liked to drink and get occasionally bellicose; he still likes to drink, but he's not so bellicose, though he did recently just narrowly avoid a bar fight after he and his pal Jeremy Pikser, a screenwriter, were discussing, somewhat too loudly, the theoretical casting of the Olsen twins in a movie.
After Hammond's comment, the audience applauded and laughed somewhat nervously, eventually clapping quite loudly, while Clarkson and May exchanged puzzled looks.
"Eeeeeeee," replied Ella, making her point loudly and at a somewhat elevated pitch.
In the warehouse where Terry Jones loudly roams the aisles, which the company somewhat randomly dubs Phoenix 3, "Star Wars" action figures are stocked next to sleeping bags; bagel chips sit next to the "Beatles: Rock Band" video game.
In our age of total — if always somewhat feigned — transparency, and the sudden blowback that often follows, he speaks loudly with his clothes and with the exhilaration that attends his play, and otherwise withholds.
He writes that in the camp at Damietta, in Egypt, "the somewhat out-of-place little monk set off, wandering about the camp and loudly voicing his anxieties to the soldiers, with, it seems, no little animation".
I was somewhat crestfallen to arrive at a bustling pilgrimage site, with many people speaking loudly, and chattering school groups gathered around their teachers and priests.
The banks complain loudly that holding more capital will crush their profits and the economy, but that argument is somewhat harder to make over the din of the Money Truck backing up to your six-car garage.
