Sentence examples for somewhat overdue from inspiring English sources

It was probably somewhat overdue, possibly long overdue," he said.

Given the only Lions team to conquer New Zealand was in 1971, it could be said a repeat success is somewhat overdue.

Looking back, I see my participation in the antiwar demonstration as a mundane, somewhat overdue coming of age, the culmination of an Oedipal melodrama.

Actor and writer Ethan Hawke makes his (somewhat overdue) directorial debut with a documentary that, despite its title, is nothing to do with JD Salinger: instead, it's an admiringly respectful profile of former concert pianist Seymour Bernstein, who now devotes his time to teaching.

PD: I think it's somewhat overdue.

The move to expand to a team option is somewhat overdue for GoFundMe: fundraising in groups either for something for that group, or for a cause supported by that group, is one of the more popular ways of driving and getting donations.

The current emphasis on jobs, while long overdue, still feels somewhat forced from the White House.

A senior minister, somewhat piously, welcomed the decision as overdue.

"Thank you for the document you gave me Friday, although the timing is somewhat disturbing since it is highly relevant and long overdue," he said, going on to ask if there are other documents he's withholding.

At the very least, this is a long-overdue exploration of the making of the Mandela myth; one that refreshes a somewhat stale and overcrowded field.

However, it is possible nonetheless that some of the children who we classified as overdue were in fact completely immunised, and if this were the case, the estimated sensitivity would be somewhat higher.