Sentence examples for somewhat might from inspiring English sources

I might have noticed that the room's gabble of conversation had dampened somewhat — might have noticed sooner, I mean.

"I think being somewhat athletic might be able to help me adjust to that".

One paragraph alone features quite a collection: "may have," "a possible indication," "somewhat suggestive," "might have been," "presumably".

The increase in Aβ42 (bound and unbound), although somewhat counterintuitive, might herald some dissolution of amyloid plaques that are predominantly comprised of Aβ1 42.

She'll notice you are somewhat distant.She might realize she has missed you and your friendship may therefore be restored.

In less capable hands, this somewhat incongruous combination might register as off-key.

But circumstances have somewhat mitigated what might easily have been much more serious effects in Great Britain.

It will consist of what might somewhat whimsically be called four symphonies.

A straightforward (if somewhat generic) translation might have been "Young Love," but the English version, "Goodbye First Love," is an improvement.

This suggests that the market is somewhat overpriced and might show below-average returns in the future.

"How did you like the movie?" I ask him, somewhat worried Ali might be a sore subject.