Sentence examples for somewhat unable from inspiring English sources

"I'm still somewhat unable to process these whole events," said Mayor David Roberts of Hoboken.

No matter that Kerry was distant, aloof, and somewhat unable to connect with voters.

He was also, somewhat unexpectedly, unable to speculate in any detail about what he would be doing the following day.

It's easy understand Mason's rationale here, at just one deal a day their hands were somewhat tied, unable to fully absorb the number of interested advertisers.

After Thiel was handcuffed and brought to his feet, the report said, he was "breathing heavily as though the fight had winded him" and was "somewhat limp" — unable to walk on his own as officers put him into a patrol car.

During the intake interview at the hospital, he later recalled, he was somewhat confused: "I was unable to pinpoint my exact relationship to Jacob..

During the intake interview at the hospital, he later recalled, he was somewhat confused: "I was unable to pinpoint my exact relationship to Jacob.

Google is in most of those fields already, but it's probable that they feel somewhat frustrated at being unable to siphon users away from major retailers like Amazon.

For each item, participants indicated whether they were (a) completely able, (b) somewhat limited or (c) unable to perform the activity.

Long Island Rail Road would increase its service somewhat, though it would be unable to serve as a substitute for the subway at many stations in Queens because the small stations would be dangerously swamped with passengers during the rush hours, the officials said.

I was typically somewhat tense and rigid, often unable to catch my breath during times of real panic.