Sentence examples for somewhat subject from inspiring English sources

"I think health care is somewhat subject to the political arena," he says.

Consciousness, free will, rationality, intent, reality testing, empathy, moral reasoning, and capacity for self-control are somewhat subject to empirical assessment.

A vegetable is a culinary term -- it is not a scientific term and is somewhat subject.

This is a somewhat limited subject, which might explain the brevity of the book, but it is a subject, like dogs, that has always been with us.

The classification of chondrichthians is a somewhat controversial subject.

Despite its somewhat rarefied subject, the book captivated critics and readers.

Now he turns his attention to a somewhat mustier subject: the history of cartography.

Let's turn from tragedy to a somewhat lighter subject — say, comedy.

Its somewhat transgressive subject was the story of a man's sex addiction.

One of his former students, the computer pioneer Norman Sanders, recalls Wylie as a particularly gifted teacher: "He lectured on linear algebra, a somewhat abstract subject for many.

Anthony's central insight is that an expedition, like an army, marches on its stomach, allowing him to approach a somewhat timeworn subject in a fresh way.