Sentence examples for somewhat measured from inspiring English sources

The pregame tribute to Carter, who died of brain cancer at age 57 in mid-February, included his family and the unveiling of a new Carter sign in left field, but over all, was somewhat measured in tone.

But as with any form of untypical exercise…be somewhat measured.

Boulez solved that problem with a few tasteful adjustments to the score; in the hectic passage leading up to the second hammer blow, where Mahler indicates a "somewhat measured" tempo, Boulez kept to a rapid pace, so that instead of slouching toward apocalypse we seem to drive off a cliff.

His manner is somewhat measuring and aloof.

His wife, Patti, who described herself as a Republican, was somewhat more measured.

If owning a town can be (somewhat arbitrarily) measured by having won at a quarter or more of one's tournament appearances, Federer has seven to his name.

As well as the reviews, the book contains a fractious debate with Mr Dennett, and a somewhat more measured one with Mr Chalmers.These will be enjoyable for those who like philosophical polemic, but they do little to dispel the impression that Mr Searle and some of his critics fail to give a rational account of why they disagree.

Trump's next response was somewhat more measured.

The control MCHs were, as a mean somewhat larger, measured by the mean number of PHNs per MCH (6.1 and 8.2 in 2002) and the mean number of births per MCH (163 and 200 in 2002).

Vague quantifiers, rather than setting rigid quantitative bounds, seem instead to convey probabilistic information, as if a somewhat unreliable measuring instrument had been applied in formulating the quantified claim, and the recipient of the information needs to take this unreliability into account in updating beliefs.

The base of the stem is disc-shaped or somewhat bulbous, measuring 1 2.5 mm wide.