Sentence examples for somewhat more clearly from inspiring English sources

"We understand the motivation of character probably somewhat more clearly than other people might.

She added: "It's been clear to us that the present leadership team at Wal-Mart recognizes that it cannot go on as it did in its first few decades, and that it is now a global company that sees and understands somewhat more clearly the expectations of stakeholders".

So, to restate somewhat more clearly: the Phaedo's conception of soul is narrower than our concept of mind in the following way.

I think this is a perceptive remark but it has to be made somewhat more clearly.

This band was observed somewhat more clearly in a silver stained gel shown in Figure 3d.

The way you speak when you're giving a speech shouldn't be the same way you talk to people you're close to in a casual setting — you want to speak slower, more clearly, and somewhat louder than you normally would.

Ranking among the other four methods is somewhat more difficult, except that the Nelder Mead method clearly has the slowest performance among these methods.

The imposing escarpment that runs parallel to the Red Sea is somewhat interrupted by a gap northwest of Mecca but becomes more clearly continuous to the south.

Somewhat unexpected was that host variables, particularly periodontal variables, did not more clearly correlate to bacterial diversity, although the robustness of the response variable could offer one explanation.

(This resulted in a data set with somewhat different verb distributions from the corpus as a whole, but a much more clearly defined semantic domain).

A strong curvilinear effect was found for maternal age, in which teenage mothers were clearly more distressed, and a group from 20 to 24 years somewhat more distressed, than older mothers.