Sentence examples for somewhat understanding from inspiring English sources

The generals I met were somewhat understanding about the signature-target policy, at least where Al Qaeda is involved, but they were unyielding in their resentment of American unilateralism, and the violations of Pakistani sovereignty and dignity that drone strikes present.

Some of them seem to be somewhat understanding of Love's desire to get out of Minnesota.

It is to say that before we hurl accusations against a man who witnessed the world's abandonment of his people to machetes and axes, we ought to be somewhat understanding of his aggressive security policies that ensure his people are never subject to extermination again.

In unadjusted models (model 1), GU versus NGU were three times more likely to report a good ("completely" or "somewhat") understanding of currently available diabetes medications than NGU (OR = 2.99, 95% CI 1.95-4.39, p < 0.001; n = 362); participants who chose "none of the above apply to my practice" were not included in this analysis.

While the origin of language remains a somewhat mysterious process, understanding how human language takes specific forms appears to be accessible by the experimental method.

We've followed the release of sold-out color after sold-out color, understanding somewhat -- if not fully -- the reasons for their cult appeal.

Knowledge of the purpose of patient decision aids was generally high, although somewhat lower in understanding the functions related to deliberation (77.6% correct) and affective forecasting (61.2% correct).

If Russia were heavily invested in United States Treasury bonds, would our policy be somewhat more understanding?

Though the specific cause of the outbreak has not been identified, "we have a somewhat improved understanding" of what the phenomenon is, Dr. Winkenwerder said.

Their new version of the American landscape a radical departure from the traditional photographic landscape by artists such as Ansel Adams drew attention to a new, somewhat troubling, understanding of the relationship between the individual and nature.

My own view is that Aristotle's texts support a somewhat different understanding.