Sentence examples for somewhat towards from inspiring English sources

He no doubt will move somewhat towards the right, once he wins a second term in November.

He's made a great start to the season after fading away somewhat towards the end of last term.

"The pendulum right now is swinging somewhat towards more centralized control of the system because of these demands of the outside environment," he said.

For Stephanie Cross in the Daily Mail, however, "It all somehow fails to enchant: the Anterworld sections are oddly prosaic, and Pears's at times cliched prose tends somewhat towards the functional".

So although the balance between affluent and poor households has swung somewhat towards the affluent in traditionally poor parts of Inner London, there has been no reduction in the actual number of poor households in most of them.

Republicans also seem to have pivoted somewhat towards directing their wrath at Hillary Clinton rather than the president, as an early preview of what the 2016 contest will be like.

This meant so much to my somewhat-apathetic-towards-science middle son.

In the same vein as the earlier point on honesty, previous experiences have made me somewhat bitter towards timely excuses.

Part of me felt somewhat sympathetic towards Dan Turner, because he's just attempting to defend his boy.

M'Vila is somewhat frostier towards Roberto Mancini, the coach who sent him home early from another loan, at Internazionale, last season.

In Wainwright's case you can't help feeling that the warning is directed somewhat pointedly towards his own mother and father.