Sentence examples for somewhat want from inspiring English sources

"I can't run away from my name and association with my brother, but I have the feeling that people somewhat want to see who the brother of Obama is".

One proponent of such strategies, the Business-Industry Political Action Committee, has found in a new poll that three in five employees "strongly want" or "somewhat want" political information from their employer -- but officials say that only about 40 companies in the Fortune 500 provide any sort of substantial education about candidates.

And if enthusiasm in 2012 turns out to be somewhat wanting, there's always the next election.

"When a team has your number somewhat, you want to play them good," said goalie Martin Brodeur, who stopped 18 shots.

Both dimensions are somewhat found wanting in the British debate, on the right and the left.

Pettitte figured he probably could still get the ball "somewhat where you want to throw it," based on pure muscle memory.

"Now that I am old, and I have become somewhat jaded, I want a relationship that is not a one-night stand," he said.

On the surface, those enthusiasms seem somewhat contradictory – voters want political experience but limited government, they value business experience outside Washington, but not as much as they want someone who knows their way around the town.

Our hotel requirements are also somewhat atypical: we want a room with a well-lighted desk with a telephone, plus a port for a computer modem, plus play space for small children.

While this may be over-egging the pudding somewhat – you might want to brace yourself for a whole lot more foodie puns – CDWM has bloomed like a beanstalk since it was first broadcast.

Of the wider sample of 2,050 people polled, 45% were strongly or somewhat inclined to want interest rates go up to improve their returns, and a similar proportion said they would be more likely to save if rates were higher.