Sentence examples for somewhat present from inspiring English sources

Inspectah Deck has been somewhat present.

It was possible to conclude that, although ethical education is somewhat present in engineering courses, it is only found in a few courses and still does not present the necessary characteristics of ethical education defended in this paper.

That charm is mostly lacking in Gigi (despite a game cast) and only somewhat present in An American In Paris.

Our findings suggest that although the principles of supervision according to this model are somewhat present in clinical practice, they do not meet individual students' needs.

The television commercial, which began running on Monday, is re-edited from the spots that had been running since April, Mr. Garfinkel said, to be "a little more relaxed" — that is, slowed down somewhat, presenting more sedate images and running less text to read on-screen.

In such cases their movement toward the surface is represented as an increasing differentiation, away from compound hybrids and toward forms somewhat resembling present species.

Many gays are now focusing on the Democrats' slow walk and tepid response to their issues, rather than on the somewhat less present existential threats from the right.

It was somewhat incongruously presented by corset and makeup fan Marilyn Manson.

He concluded with a somewhat awkward present-tense comment about Mr. Jobs, who died in October: "He's a fierce competitor".

Her dad, also a shrink (Jeffrey DeMunn), somewhat churlishly presents his daughter with this diagnostic challenge "because you've stopped asking questions".

While Ocasio-Cortez doesn't unpack the "12 years" reference in her statements in the clip above, the comment is somewhat misleadingly presented.