Sentence examples for somewhat of that from inspiring English sources

There's always going to be somewhat of that concern when he comes back".

So it's mostly that stuff and then there are some pop tunes that we've given somewhat of that same treatment and also a couple of original tunes.

One does not expect a thick cloud of mysterious, heavenly glory to descend and fill Mather House, or Cabot, or Currier, or Eliot - which is what happens in the Tabernacle, according to the scriptural verses we read this week, as God becomes manifest in the heart of the Israelite camp - but I will venture to say that something somewhat of that ilk does happen in the atmosphere of Housing Day.

Although she hasn't determined the latest figure, she said she was pretty sure it would be "somewhat north" of that sum.

My Dad was a writer, and we were somewhat part of that process.

Development of the railroad in France was somewhat independent of that in Britain.

The effect is somewhat reminiscent of that of Catherine de Zegher's levitating sculpture-as-drawing exhibition at Marian Goodman last summer.

The cycle's aura of philosophical contemplation is, of course, capable of inducing a transcendent bliss but, in this performance, it fell somewhat short of that expectation.

The difference of opinion between Mr. Biden and Mr. Obama, however wide it is, is somewhat reminiscent of that between President George W. Bush and his vice president, Dick Cheney, on the same subject.

Kwatinetz may be better off in the end if The Firm falls somewhat short of that lofty goal.

He's just a centrist at heart -- and maybe somewhat right of that. .