Sentence examples for somewhat turned from inspiring English sources

It also seemed as if the tide had somewhat turned as last night's premiere resulted in a two and half minute standing ovation.

Lending has been somewhat "turned off," he said, adding that while private equity will move to the sidelines, corporate activity will drive mergers and acquisitions.

And the tables will be somewhat turned, with Jordan, who is attempting an improbable comeback at age 38, being the one with something to prove.

I have heard so many horror stories about getting a spray tan, which somewhat turned me off to the possibility for a long time.

The episode received generally positive reviews from commentators, although David P. Kalat, author of Homicide: Life on the Street: The Unofficial Companion, said mainstream television audiences were "somewhat turned off by the minimalist approach".

They started diminishing, turning away from the classic Broadway styling (as Broadway itself had, somewhat, turned away from the Gershwins and Rodgers and Hammersteins and more toward the rock musical).

Only two starters — catcher Yorvit Torrealba and second baseman Kazuo Matsui — are free agents, while the bullpen, which many teams tend to somewhat turn over anyway, could lose Jeremy Affeldt, LaTroy Hawkins, Matt Herges and Jorge Julio.

Following its rebranding, and the opening of some new rides, Disneyland Paris was able to somewhat turn things around, but it remains far in debt.

Actually, people who get into relationships are often times lonely, need help financially or someone to rescue them, they got pregnant, they want sex and it somewhat turns into more, they are not really ready but that special someone shows up, and the list is eons long.

For instance, Laura Davies, a 37-year-old independent from Exeter, said she was somewhat turned-off by Wednesday's contentious debate.

As it somewhat bizarrely turned out, Mr. Sanders said, the development that finally drew white theatergoers in higher numbers was the arrival of Fantasia, an "American Idol" winner, in the lead role.