Sentence examples for somewhat we can from inspiring English sources

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.

Updating the terminology somewhat, we can say that the defining characteristic of an action is that it is motivated by a mental state with propositional content, i.e., an intentional state.

When the wounds scar over somewhat, we can bear to behold them again.

Although Nozick's discussion of his Lockean proviso is somewhat murky, we can identify three important features of that proviso doctrine.

Maybe somewhat as we can distinguish between primitive sensory perception of things in our environment, and the more intellectual, conceptual operations based on them, so we can distinguish the thoughts we have about our own ('inner') mental goings-on from the ('inner') sensing of them.

It's the conception which lay behind Hilbert's famous axiomatization of geometry (about which Hilbert reputedly claimed, somewhat notoriously, that we can replace points, lines, and planes with tables, chairs, and beer mugs as long as the latter objects stand in the right kinds of relations).

We're doing our best to stay united in spirit, but have separated somewhat physically so we can get our message out without being descended upon by Tea Party activists.

That's an important point because it somewhat constrains what we can infer about the beginnings of plant RNA editing by looking at the end result (i.e., contemporary organellar genomes).

Already now, however, we can somewhat limit the possible readings of this claim.

Strictly speaking, Wittgenstein and Carnap think that logical truths do not express propositions at all, and are just vacuous sentences that for some reason or other we find useful to manipulate; thus it is only in a somewhat diminished sense that we can speak of (a priori) knowledge of them.

In a somewhat more sophisticated way, we can calculate the average ROI per year over a given revenue cycle as shown in Table 3: R O ¯ I A n, I n | N = ∑ n = 1 N Revenue R n − Cost C n Investment I n / N. Open image in new window.