Sentence examples for somewhat so that from inspiring English sources

I have just reframed the brief somewhat, so that instead of living off my cupboards, I am emptying them.

The chocolate should be allowed to cool and solidify somewhat so that is doesn't drip down the glass.

This converted tenement has been updated — somewhat — so that each of the 22 rooms looks like an apartment a stylish young slacker inherited from his Great-Aunt Sadie.

But it has been softened somewhat, so that it would now permit authorities to adopt the new standard, but not require them to.

Setting the story in Warsaw in the late thirties also allowed Singer to blunt the criticism somewhat, so that contemporaneous readers did not necessarily feel that it was aimed directly at them.

Some Clinton advisers say the campaign is trying to rein him in somewhat, so that his outbursts become less of a factor to reporters, but his flashes of anger only seem to be growing.

See? you can do this yourself, cables for satellite installations are done somewhat differently, so that is for another article.

"I feel a lot better," he said, so that was somewhat encouraging news in his hope of only missing two weeks instead of six.

Of course, these are the people that stop buying the newspaper, so that's somewhat of a problem.

Birmingham's Varun Chopra: "We had a chat about not paying any attention to Nottinghamshire, then the score was announced every five overs on the scoreboard, so that proved somewhat difficult, but luckily we heard what we wanted to hear.

There is a lot of media to handle here, so that's somewhat understandable, but come on, I'm running this on one of the latest 15" Retina MacBook Pros with a 2.6 GHz i7 and 8 GB of RAM.