Sentence examples for somewhat that the from inspiring English sources

Even so there was a sense – as rains and wind abated somewhat – that the worst had passed and that the post-Katrina $14.5bn flood controls had saved New Orleans.

Even other species such as squirrels and chipmunks may eavesdrop on the calls and understand, at least somewhat, that the chirps signal an approaching predator, the scientists say. .

It irks me somewhat that the "blogging community" can be so myopic about their little world that they make such pronouncements, without any obvious understanding of the realities of other communities, other kinds of consumers.

Some 59% of Americans in general agreed "strongly" or "somewhat" that the free market was the best system.

While still a majority, the point is this response was down from the 80% of Americans who agreed "strongly" or "somewhat" that the free market was the best system back in 2002.

More than four in five (905 of 1058, 86%) physicians agreed (strongly or somewhat) that the symptoms of sepsis can easily be misattributed to other conditions.

Whereas 76% of the participants agreed or somewhat agreed that the standard of care is good, 23% strongly agreed and only 9% somewhat or strongly disagreed.

The domain of occurrence also differs somewhat from that of the nighttime ozone enhancement.

He is somewhat dismayed that the song occasioned reviews that were "sort of horrified by it.

It's somewhat understandable that the first lady wasn't pleased with "The ­Obamas".

He said, somewhat mystically, that the election occurred"outside of Reagan".