Sentence examples for somewhat tame from inspiring English sources

You can keep the seasoning somewhat tame, or ramp up the heat to taste.

Despite this poignant episode, the BOYS are known across Italy for being somewhat tame.

Adventure travel companies report that soldiers serving in Iraq and Afghanistan view even the most challenging itineraries as somewhat tame.

Today, the famous beach scene - indeed the whole adaptation of James Jones' brutal novel - seems somewhat tame.

Today, the famous beach scene - indeed the whole adaptation of James Jones's brutal novel - seems somewhat tame.

But then Alexandre Lacazette struck a somewhat tame penalty shot that the home goalie Dionisios Chiotis read correctly, diving to his left to palm it away.

And the Australian adventures that passed for amazing in 1899 seem somewhat tamer today.

The first round of storms, which hit Sunday evening, was somewhat tamer and mainly affected areas west and northwest of the Beltway.

There exists a somewhat tamer brand of climate trutherism, which takes a different tack: rather than attack or challenge the science head-on, its proponents merely assert that the science is unsettled.

(The ending of the finished product was somewhat tamer than the one Geisel had proposed, in which he had a Was Department narrator saying, "Just be a good soldier. Leave all the bungling to the State Department").

Somewhat tamer, and among the best dishes I tried, were powerfully gamy pigeon breasts, served with white-bean gnocchi and an aromatic pea velouté, and lamb cutlets with a ballotine of offal, a gelatinous package not for the faint of heart but bliss for the rest of us.