Sentence examples for somewhat there is from inspiring English sources

It is not possible for this person, says Hobbes, "to have any imagination what kind of thing fire is; yet he cannot but know that somewhat there is that men call fire, because it warmth him" (Hobbes, Human Nature, 11.2; Leviathan, 15.14).

But to mess up the picture somewhat, there are also ethnic "Ukrainians" who prefer Russian, whatever that means.

V-Nasty may have been warned, or at least was contained somewhat: there were no epithets on Thursday, at least not at the concert.

- NIKI KITSANTONIS, Athens Even though concerns over the Greek election results seem to have receded somewhat, there was still enough worry in the world to keep the United States Treasury bond market behaving like a safe haven.

The songs switch up somewhat: There's a slow and contemplative part at the beginning of "Caged," a sludgy breakdown in "You Bury Me," and a couple of ominous spoken-word passages that sound like found audio letters.

If the heat of that decade of reform has now tempered somewhat, there are still changes.

Simplifying somewhat, there are two main rival views on this question.

To my surprise (somewhat) there were more press than fans milling about.

To mollify this somewhat, there are a number of free templates in the applications, and on the internet, but be aware of your limitations if you have any!

Once you've explored a topic somewhat, there's still a lot you might not know, and this is what you can use to guide your research by forming a research question.

He went on, "The gray area there is somewhat uncomfortable".