Sentence examples for somewhat opened from inspiring English sources

I remember sitting in Allan's apartment, and as usual he was wearing his beautiful silk bathrobe, somewhat opened so that you could, um, admire what was inside, and he went to get some CD or other to play.

There you have it, you wannabe media moguls, NEA's door is (at least somewhat) open.

Furthermore, rather than using an abstract subject/topic or presenting the cited information as authorless, the integration of external voice within a text somewhat opens up the dialogic backdrop in which the argument takes place.

"The drama of 'Joan of Arcadia' is somewhat open-ended.

I found a break in the throng and slipped into somewhat open space.

She is currently in a self-described "somewhat open" relationship with Lucas Neff, an American actor.

Beyond that, what the method contributes to the drink — aside from a lively sideshow — is somewhat open to debate.

Dismissing the part of Tony Blair's memoir that deals with 9/11, Dr. Ghaemi writes: "To his credit, Blair maintains a somewhat open mind".

"It is an indicator that we are really going towards elections and that the democratic space that was previously somewhat open is quickly closing down," Mr. Mavhinga said.

They are somewhat open about being cousins, and have told some friends, Ms. Spring-Winters said, but they don't tell everyone.

Whether Trump was suggesting his supporters use their weaponry against Clinton herself or any liberal judges she might go on to appoint is somewhat open to interpretation.