Sentence examples for somewhat regarded from inspiring English sources

"They were so young when 'Goon Squad' came out that I think they somewhat regarded me as a failure," she said.

"It became almost an obligation to do something about the quake, to the point that doing something else was somewhat regarded as a sin," said Toshi Fujiwara, whose film "No Man's Zone," about the abandoned towns in the Fukushima area, was shown in Berlin.

It may be capital of Canada's largest province (also called Quebec), and an autonomous one at that, but Quebec City had latterly come to be somewhat regarded as a provincial outpost of colonial France, preserved in aspic – a small government city that had little of Montreal's fresh vibrancy or Toronto's business bustle.

We have moved on, somewhat, regarding slave labour, as winningly evinced by The Dealership, the new reality show from Channel 4 – and what a winner it is.

"I know the American approach is somewhat different" regarding naked short-selling," Mr. Schäuble told reporters.

QUESTION FROM WILLIAM B. : The article seemed somewhat skeptical regarding Ms. Germanotta's enduring cultural or musical endurance.

If in 2008 Obama was a redux of John Kennedy – the charismatic young man who made people feel good even while he remained somewhat vague regarding specific policies – he will have to morph into Franklin Roosevelt in 2010.

The picture appears somewhat clearer regarding the construction of the Olympic golf course in Rio for the 2016 Games.

Billboard was the first news site to pick up on the changes, and at the time Spotify PR appeared to be somewhat blindsided regarding the changes.

Theophanes the Greek is portrayed as a complex character: an established artist, humanistic and God-fearing in his views yet somewhat cynical, regarding his art more as a craft and a chore in his disillusion with other people.

The present study is thus somewhat exploratory regarding this aspect.