Sentence examples for somewhat stoked from inspiring English sources
These circumstances invite direct comparison with our own time, when a substantial recent rise in commodity prices (which now seems to be abating somewhat) stoked inflation fears and led some commentators to call for an increase in the federal funds rate.
The floating boathouse was a fanciful, and somewhat outlandish, auxiliary vision stoked, and eventually brought to fruition, by Ms. Midler, who declined to comment on the rift between the Restoration Project and the New York Rowing Association, a group she graced with a $10,000 donation in 2008.
Obviously these new private grows can't be happy about their bottom-line, now that patients can still legally grow their own happy plants, as opposed to being forced to buy from this new industry; and Health Canada certainly isn't stoked that their somewhat monopolistic plan has been bodyslammed in court.
The consensus, if one can be found, is that the diehard seem pleased, stoked by general sickness and the tech press is somewhat disappointed.
Helen Stickler's "Stoked (the Rise and Fall of Gator)," in which Mr. Peralta appears, paints a somewhat darker picture of the movement.
The incident stoked opposition.
Politicians stoked this fire.
