Sentence examples for somewhat of a failure from inspiring English sources

Their first app, released in 2011 and called Toca Helicopter Taxi, they now regard as somewhat of a failure.

A more likely explanation is that Gauguin, feeling somewhat of a failure amid successes of other Post-Impressionists, made it to shock the bourgeoisie and build interest in his exhibition at the Durand-Ruel gallery in 1893, Mr. Schaefer said.

While the forest feels immersive in VR, the film could work just fine as a film, and that's somewhat of a failure considering the point of Story Studio.

While calling out Sirius as somewhat of a failure in disrupting radio the way that we thought it would, it comes as a bit of a shock that a music mogul like Carter wants to re-focus on radio.

It has never recovered and has become somewhat of a symbol of the ratings failures at CNN, which is owned by Time Warner.

"From a corporate perspective, this experiment was somewhat a failure," they admit.

Second among developments in Creationist thinking, especially since the failure at Dover, we find somewhat of a shift in strategy by religious critics of Darwinism.

The "complete failure" of Rituxan in the lupus trial "is somewhat of a surprise to us and creates an even more challenging year" for Genentech's stock, William Tanner, an analyst with Leerink Swann, wrote in a note to clients Tuesday.

It was somewhat of a daze.

Chase considered Meredith somewhat of a slut.

"It was somewhat of a revenge game".