Sentence examples for somewhat read from inspiring English sources

Vmedia, who apparently slipped Laptop's Joanna Stern some loopy juice in hopes of getting positive coverage, is trying to release a mini optical format that is about as big as an SD card and will cost somewhat (read: not much) less than standard flash media.

Told in episodic, dream-like chunks, it makes for a somewhat exhausting read.

Until you get where Broks is going, Into the Silent Land is a somewhat disconcerting read.

And it has to be said that Bunker 13 is, at times, a somewhat wearying read.

In the film, the poem is somewhat schmaltzily read by the token Irish-American character, but manages to draw a little sense from the surrounding chaos.

This passage — from radicalism to conventionality, from communal socialism to sharp-elbowed corporatism — makes for a fascinating, if somewhat depressing, read.

Maybe, but they are also high-octane historical intrigues, and it is this particular mix of the sociopolitical with the sensational that makes Frog Music a delicious, if somewhat disorienting, read.

There's an interesting (and somewhat long) read over on eWeek.com for those of you that get a little moist about declarative programming languages.

I would recommend being somewhat discreet (read: not obnoxious) but at the same time don't hide.

The CIA may have to be somewhat creative (read: make up stuff) in order to keep the nation's intelligence community from being completely annihilated by an idiot with itchy tweeting fingers.

Refrigerator seals vary somewhat, so read the instructions that come with the door seal and read the owner's manual for your refrigerator, if you have it.