Sentence examples for somewhat somber from inspiring English sources
"This is not about training," he said to his employees, looking somewhat somber.
They carried a coffin, a somewhat somber symbol meant to reflect their hope that the split between the two Palestinian territories had finally been laid to rest.
With flowers in one hand, Armstrong looked somewhat somber in his final moment of glory at the race that once was his to win.
"There will be a somewhat somber mood because of what has happened," said Steinfeld, who succeeded Lebow as race director, "but the race will also be the first real opportunity to celebrate the city's resilience".
Libby Cameron redid the modestly proportioned Main Stair Hall with a leopard-patterned rug and pastel-yellow walls (the authentic period color would have been a somewhat somber blue-gray).
On a recent day, it seemed that almost every room had a small group of children with an adult guide, adding life to an environment that might otherwise seem somewhat somber and sterile.
With the turn of the 18th century, the ideas of the Renaissance came to assume a somewhat more somber hue: pristina theologia yielded to natural religion that is, the principles of religion that can be established by reason alone (e.g., that God exists).
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump wasted little time after the attack to reiterate his fandom of American police, though he struck a somewhat more somber tone than usual.
Obama is depicted as somber and somewhat awkward.
While Boehner was explaining the importance of not going halfway over a cliff, or raising income taxes on the rich, he looked somber, and somewhat unhappy.
