Sentence examples for somewhat passive from inspiring English sources
Clinton simply out-campaigned Tsongas in the South and the Midwest: Tsongas was somewhat passive.
"The key is that the device during the performance is somewhat passive.
But visitors' perceptions of these magnificent items is solely intellectual, and also somewhat passive.
In the case of Libor, the New York Fed took a somewhat passive approach.
Even after discovering that banks were manipulating Libor, the New York Fed pursued a somewhat passive approach.
The opening was unusual: Morozevich chose a somewhat passive system that let him gain the advantage of the two bishops, but allowed Kramnik free rein for development.
Mireya Mayor, an anthropologist and wildlife expert, is mild-mannered but somewhat passive-aggressive.
More specifically, you should leave them to Dove, which has mastered the art of passing off somewhat passive-aggressive and patronising advertising as super-empowering, ultra PR-able social commentary.
He may have had a point — The Onion once ran a headline that read, "Meg White Drum Solo Maintains Steady Beat for 23 Minutes" — but it also seemed somewhat passive-aggressive, especially after she'd been drumming for a decade.
''Tell me something I don't know,'' she said in a greeting that I took as a somewhat passive-aggressive recognition that she had seen this dance so many times before: same as it ever was, only this time with Twitter.
John was pretty passive".
