Sentence examples for somewhat of the from inspiring English sources

"We've lost somewhat of the true spirit of the movement".

It also reminded me somewhat of the truly horrible climax of Bruno Dumont's movie Twentynine Palms.

Butlin writes, "The title is taken from Rossetti, who continues, 'The face is somewhat of the Satyr type.

Stone's rôle in this piece smacks somewhat of the "strong and silent man" flavor, but not distressingly so.

She for whom he does not fight, I thought, must have somewhat of the immortals to grace her warrior with.

One expects that in his memoir he will let in the light, settle scores, let go somewhat of the manicured persona.

But I admit, I've always somewhat of an over-the-top, nomadic explorer.

For somewhat of a hole-in-the-wall restaurant, the food was surprisingly good.

Getting into the U.S. Consulate was somewhat of a victory, the caravan groups said.

The Pittella family had been somewhat of a dynasty within the administration since the mid-90s.

The gaming veterans have taken somewhat of a pounding from the press over the past year.