Sentence examples for somewhat natural from inspiring English sources

They are also somewhat natural.

"GDP growth will have to be slowed down," said Pan. "This is somewhat natural.

Pulling the cord seemed the right and somewhat natural thing do.

As strange and exotic as the costumes and traditions might seem, Mr. Fréger said, they felt somewhat natural for him.

It was an unusual sort of commission for Kate Spade -- all the more so because she rarely designs clothes; she has made her name and fortune mostly through handbags and other accessories -- but she found Song, unexpectedly, a somewhat natural fit for her own sensibilities.

Daniel Izzo: As a somewhat natural movement.

Amazon's next-gen reader does have one innovative new feature: It can read books aloud in a somewhat natural-sounding, if computerized, voice.

That tax has encouraged electric utilities to rapidly switch from coal to somewhat cleaner natural gas.

But the removal of the constraints of the cold war, the growing distance from Hitler's war, and the addition to the population of 17 million East Germans raised on the official patriotism of having been the "good Germans" have made national self-effacement somewhat less natural and less politically compelling.

And though the Roman and other ancient republics were supported on principles somewhat more natural, yet was there an extraordinary concurrence of circumstances to make them submit to such grievous burdens.

Grasse's team calls its somewhat scattershot natural approach "wilderness to bottle"—a neo-frontier philosophy that reflects Native and early Americans' need to basically feed on what they could find.