Sentence examples for somewhat trying to from inspiring English sources

Recently, Ms. Chang has been changing course somewhat, trying to figure out ways to remove herself as the physical focus of her work.

"It's a tool that somewhat tries to alleviate this money that's pouring into politics," he said.

Then we compare them with the last time and in case something is wrong, then we somewhat try to adjust, if possible"." In general, patients were well informed about their diseases and disorders.

No tape recordings were rolling, and various auditors were somewhat fuzzy trying to remember his exact words.

But just as the U.S. was dismantling much of its welfare system — replacing it with the welfare-to-work reforms of the mid-1990s — Europe was (somewhat nobly) trying to show that an economy can be humane and competitive.

But when I watched these videos – of me singing to Layla, doing the alphabet with her, or somewhat embarrassingly trying to get her to dance to A Tribe Called Quest – a different picture started to emerge.

A boisterous and talented Senegalese singer introduced as Salaam had what seemed to be a local population of West African immigrants going bonkers for music from home, and the local audience somewhat haplessly trying to get into the rhythm and spirit.

When that fails too, he walks around the side of the house to the back garden, where James is, somewhat inexplicably, trying to yell to anyone who might be inside.

It is somewhat like trying to stay on your feet on a snowboard or a skateboard.

The task at hand is somewhat similar to trying to untangle a bowl of spaghetti.

The church, somewhat uneasily, is trying to channel this unorthodox mass fervor.