Sentence examples for somewhat such from inspiring English sources

And for secretaries everywhere, it is a job description (though the feminist movement has curbed somewhat such demeaning tasks as picking up the boss's dry cleaning).

Some teachers who had orderly classrooms and a record of good student performance said, after their first year, their school leaders allowed them to bend the rules somewhat, such as not requiring students to clasp their hands as long as their hands were still.

Although the low participation in MoBa influences prevalence estimates somewhat, such non-representativeness does not appear to affect exposure outcome associations [ 56, 57].

For scholars whose expertise runs somewhat deeper, such words have understandably provoked indignation.

He revels in the somewhat obvious, such as the child with "delayed language skills" whose full-time babysitter, it turned out, speaks no English.

Their research found that when the question and answer sounded somewhat similar – such as in the case where the speaker was asked about drug use but responded about healthcare – the audience rate the speaker as trustworthy.

Mr. Christie, who called Regpay a "major player" in the child pornography business, said that in the past, being overseas somewhat insulated such companies from prosecution by United States authorities.

The change in direction was, to say the least, somewhat unexpected: such an idea is very different from the constitution, and getting that document passed is the German government's foreign-policy priority.Two weeks later, it happened again.

Although marginal taxes in Sweden fell in the early 1990s, they have risen somewhat since, such that Sweden has one of the highest marginal tax rates in the world (KPMG 2012).

It will begin to automate tasks now considered at least somewhat "creative," such as writing press releases.

Ayu comes off as somewhat strange, such as initially tackling Yuichi and yelling his name whenever she would spot him.