'somewhat tidy' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is an adverbial phrase used to modify or describe an adjective. For example, "My desk is somewhat tidy, but I could be a bit more organized".
There, residents and staff members recalled the man they knew as Gayland Bell as tidy, somewhat reclusive, and a self-described Muslim who prayed regularly.
In the meantime, "Minority Report" (opening Friday) stands as the most fluid and conventionally exciting of all the Philip K. Dick adaptations, even if the last 20 minutes, which play more like a stock whodunit, feel somewhat flat and tidy: the reality to which the characters finally return is too cozily real.
The cratered landscape has been tidied somewhat since then, and there are signs of rebirth like the wood frames of replacement homes, the "opening soon" declarations on rebuilt businesses and the green shoots on the storm-stripped trees, raising the hope that at least a few of them may survive.
Suddenly, 2009 could be somewhat redeemed, via four tidy installments: Eros, Crimes & Punishments, Travel, and Medicine.
Mr. Hollinger has one more trick up his sleeve, which may strain credulity but makes for a tidy, if somewhat shocking, ending: Ambition trumps sloppy sentiment, and the show goes on yet again.
He came to office pledging to tidy up the somewhat meandering diplomacy of Bill Clinton.
He has tidied up the city somewhat and cut the number of rough sleepers.
"I came here with my Australian mates, and I'm like, 'Come on, tidy Kiwis'," says one woman at the bar, somewhat apologetically.
The Posada Catarina, Aldama 325, telephone and fax (52-951) 516-4270, newer and not as beautifully landscaped as Las Golondrinas, has similarly tidy rooms, a friendly management -- and a location somewhat protected from street noise.
On its face, the model seems somewhat similar to the business at City Maps which was recently bought for a tidy (if undisclosed) sum earlier this year.
