Sentence examples for somewhat making from inspiring English sources

Coloured lights in the ceiling sully the mystery somewhat, making the luminous mist easy to understand.

And while the debt markets have thawed somewhat, making it somewhat easier to resell high-yield bonds and loans, banks will still take a good-sized haircut on those offerings.

He said the president's veto threat had changed his calculations somewhat, making him debate whether to stick with a bipartisan bill that the president will oppose or vote for the Fletcher legislation in the hope that it could lead to a compromise.

The IPL may have ruined his technique somewhat, making him prone to a committed front foot or its Twenty20 corollary, a tendency to pull the front foot away from the line of the ball.

If the Dodgers are somewhat making it up as they go along, that's not necessarily a bad thing.

After years of demanding strict ideological purity from Republican candidates, grassroots activists at CPAC seemed to have tamed their cannibalistic impulses somewhat, making efforts to expand the movement.

Apparently, the third-rock people speculate, this ocean is somewhat made of liquid water".

Its arrival somewhat makes up for the disappointment of the Danish vote against entry in a referendum held in September.

This is not boring stuff, and it all somewhat makes me wish that I (born in 1965) were going to be around to witness it all.

Pato, Marco Borriello and Ronaldinho, whose fitness has improved somewhat, make up a three-man attack that also has Clarence Seedorf in close support.

The vibrantly bonkers new and returning characters and expansive narrative somewhat make up for the clunky third-person shooting and mediocre puzzling, while the cut scenes are a treat.