Sentence examples for somewhat public from inspiring English sources

Since becoming a somewhat public figure, she says, she has started to receive the mortician's equivalent of fan-mail.

"As a result, there is, somewhat, public criticism of the speech, and Hamas caught that and thought it could strengthen its hand," he said.

As a musician, Cunliffe has a somewhat public life and so relishes the opportunity to keep some things just to herself.

There are some in the league who believe that the Cleveland Browns, who have the first pick, might still draft wide receiver Peter Warrick of Florida State, despite their somewhat public souring on the player.

In contrast to this concept, Chen and Zhu's secret keys are somewhat public knowledge rather than confidential information.

It prompted a somewhat public spat when one of its members, Robert Gordon, declared in the Wall Street Journal, "It is obvious that the recession is over".

But over the past six months, the arrests have slowly moved up the chain of command and have become somewhat more public -- presumably in part to satisfy public demands for more action.

A somewhat stiff public speaker, he went largely unnoticed in the first televised debate.

Even after Ms. Swenson's somewhat muddled public confession, the sleuthing continued.

With recent news of the war in Afghanistan, the twin towers have receded somewhat from public attention, which makes sense.

But State Department officials said this is the first time the administration is presenting a somewhat detailed, public assessment of such activities.