Sentence examples for somewhat trapped from inspiring English sources

Thursday night, Mr. Butler's ship was somewhat trapped too.

But given my professions about candor in our culture, I was somewhat trapped.

In witnessing the effects of recent corporate downsizing, especially, "I increasingly saw more and more people who were unhappy and dissatisfied with their work, but felt somewhat trapped into staying where they were," she says.

The success of Touching the Void, and the almost mythic quality it has acquired, has somewhat trapped the climbers in reductive roles: the man who fell, and the man who fell short.

It's in her nature to be sensitive to this, but I wonder whether she doesn't also feel somewhat trapped, and that her refusal to live with him – even after several years – might be symptomatic of this.

While for iPhone and iPad users, the service has been a fun way to browse, collect and share video content with friends, that content, until now, has remained somewhat trapped in the application.

England 1998 Captains: A J Stewart (Eng), W J Cronje (SA) Five Tests: England won 2-1 A classic series was decided on the final morning when Darren Gough, somewhat dubiously, trapped Makhaya Ntini lbw in front of 15,000 delighted fans.

But they are also trapped, somewhat more literally, in the secret lair from which they plan their guerrilla revolution.

This hypothesis is supported by our observations that the PPM material was somewhat hydrophilic, and thus trapped the less-wetting phase (air) inside the pores.

From the distance-time trace of these simulation, it can be seen that some simulations appear to be trapped in a somewhat expanded intermediate state (red in Figure 3A), whilst others unfold completely (blue and green in Figure 3A).

The somewhat more optimistic news is that trapped leopards increasingly get set free again, after a day or two to inspect for sickness or injuries — if only because there is no room left to keep them in captivity.