Sentence examples for somewhat we from inspiring English sources

Although the word "museum" might be stretching it somewhat, we are standing in a room filled with an eccentric collection of surfboards.

To compensate somewhat, we get a good idea of what domestic life in the Danish court was like in about 1600.

At about noon, when our ranks had filled out somewhat, we moved on to Stalingrad, and from then on it was Stalingrad and only Stalingrad, though none of us had been in the encirclement.

"While the rhetoric has changed towards asylum seekers under the new prime minister, Malcolm Turnbull, and has softened somewhat, we don't see any sign that the current government wants to get any children out of detention.

Even though the white has yellowed somewhat, we can still see this intervention as an enactment of what happened to Regulus: the scalding of the retina, the light that switches off vision — whiteout.

The good news, though, according to Pew, is that the roles of mothers and fathers are converging (somewhat – we still a long ways to go).

"We somewhat felt we could do it despite trailing after the doubles". .

"While we're somewhat technophobic, we've learned how to use the phone," he cracks, getting a number of laughs.

"We've changed somewhat, but we're very, very far from parity".

But we are doing that somewhat -- we win a couple, start feeling good about ourselves, and then have a couple of bad performances".

Somewhat startled, we excused ourselves, telling Mr. Baldwin we had to meet friends at a restaurant about four miles away.