Sentence examples for somewhat to get from inspiring English sources

My only demurral is that Papadimitriou repeats the trick a little too often and once he is on the hectic escalator he struggles somewhat to get off meaningfully, ramping up his method while his well-observed concrete specificities crumble away: "I became a squirming toad-like energy spewing forth rats and roaches, disused fire extinguishers rusting in Hemel Hempstead or Stevenage.

Note also that the monotonicity conditions themselves may be relaxed somewhat to get the inequality (4.1).

Ed Henry: "They know it's going to be a long haul, and that's why you see Secretary of State John Kerry in the Mideast right now trying to pull together a coalition and struggling somewhat to get allies.

That will also reduce the moisture layer somewhat to get your brakes working better.

Just move and shake the area that your shorts cover somewhat to get any residue out.

If you read a paragraph and have to start the paragraph over, consider skimming over the whole story, or flipping through the book somewhat to get a sense of the plot, the main characters, and the tone of the reading, so you'll know what to focus on as you read more closely.

But they're somewhat fortunate to get it.

MACE-Y Staff is ample, but because of the nonstop influx of tourists, you might have to be somewhat aggressive to get the assistance you require.

I was somewhat surprised to get so many responses from people who went into quite some detail explaining why they don't respond to e-mails.

It's somewhat difficult to get used to this medium, but with a little patience and a lot of talent, you can create beautiful drawings.

There is a restaurant called Le Verdure, at which it is somewhat easier to get a table even though no reservations are taken, because it serves only vegetables.