Sentence examples for somewhat matter from inspiring English sources

Right and wrong actually still somewhat matter to them.

Treatment was often described by participants as 'getting a detox' in a somewhat matter of a fact way.

His autobiography describes many of these visits somewhat matter-of-factly.

He recovered his composure and said, somewhat matter-of-factly, "Well, I'd do the same for you".

Neither player tells the story in their own words, so instead of the anticipated wallow in dodgy Nabokovian delights, we're given a third party's somewhat matter-of-fact account of the charmless youth's entanglement with the unlikely school sexpot.

The concert opened with a somewhat matter-of-fact performance of Mozart's Piano Quartet in G minor by the pianist Claude Frank and members of the Guarneri Quartet: the violinist Arnold Steinhardt, the violist Michael Tree and the cellist Peter Wiley.

The shabbiness is somewhat a matter of budget the school survives on $1.2 million a year and somewhat a matter of style.

It was a somewhat personal matter.

But loving her horses is a somewhat different matter.

But this somewhat muddled matter of form deserves a heading and an instance all to itself.

That was somewhat a matter of semantics; there are, at least, mini-eclipses at certain intervals.