Sentence examples for somewhat special from inspiring English sources

Unitymedia may be a somewhat special case.

Billy is a lovely, somewhat special guy, no question, and not at all malicious, but his company became intolerably stressful.

Feeling somewhat special and unique helps us persist in the face of failure, enjoy giving and receiving in relationships, and press on in pursuit of our grand dreams.

But the island of Okinawa, Japan's southernmost prefecture, is somewhat special, having reverted to Japanese control only 30 years ago, after 27 years of American military rule.

"We're making a new commitment in a somewhat special form that we've worked out with the Global Fund, in the form of a promissory note," said Gates.

Arguably, though, Britain is a somewhat special case: it had a lousy 20s, thanks to the misguided return to gold, and a relatively good 30s, thanks to the early exit from gold.

"We hear somewhat about special, cherished things, but we hear more about just quantities of generic possessions," he said.

Like Mr. Blitzer, Ms. Van Susteren has been doing this for several weeks, in her case under a somewhat generic "Special Report" banner.

They have been called "clean shell companies," "blind pools," "public shells" and, since the 1990s, the somewhat classier "special purpose acquisition companies" — SPACs.

Citing the need to make individual pieces of music valuable in an over-saturated sonic landscape, label head Lynn Fister seeks to "make everything unique, and somewhat more special, for one individual".

"I think Alex had somewhat of a special surgery.