Sentence examples for somewhat usually from inspiring English sources

No time limits were imposed on response latency, so the overall duration of each trial varied somewhat, usually lasting slightly less than 1 min. Given that subjects had to answer a large number of questions with different response mappings following each stimulus, I provided them with response training during the 10 min in which a high-resolution anatomical MRI scan was obtained.

Meetings, it says somewhat pointedly, "usually begin at 10 15 or deplorably even later".

Modeling for magazine covers or articles pays somewhat less, usually $50 to $75 an hour, but gives a model more exposure than an ad.

There is hardly any rhyme nor reason why something is in the paper or in the magazine, except that things in the magazine are somewhat longer (usually too long).

"Typically, endurance training in this population would have a limited impact on glucose, only reduce insulin somewhat and usually not until after many weeks of training," says Timmons. "HIT training addresses two of the major health benefits of exercise, insulin sensitivity and aerobic capacity, while simultaneously removing the time barrier to exercise".

Three-dimensional and somewhat unidentifiable, usually only those who know what it is call attention to the ball of triangles hanging around my neck.

Furthermore, its cap is evenly rounded, unlike the pleated and furrowed cap of M. rotula, and its stem is somewhat thinner (usually less than 0.3 mm) and slightly darker in color.

The exchange is usually somewhat awkward, a sudden contracture of the usual fixed clinical distance between doctor and patient, a peek at each other's true lives.

Of course, theater geeks are usually somewhat embattled characters.

Rates of unemployment are usually somewhat below the national average.

It is new and fruity, but usually somewhat anemic in character.