Sentence examples for somewhat when you from inspiring English sources

But he said the announcement was "tempered somewhat when you realise that these unbranded children's shirts will not be available for another 18 months".

Yet this panoramic vision of untouched natural beauty palls somewhat when you discover the sparkle is thanks to a crystal coating of ammonium sulphate, a chemical more commonly used in industrial fertiliser and related to the nitrate used in explosives.

The lifestyle envy pales somewhat when you notice how the Tudors work endlessly on their farm – Nick bringing barrowfuls of peaches back from the fruit patch, Hermione collecting fallen figs to feed her horses.

It requires a very gentle bake temperature in order to set evenly without cracking; even with care, it can sometimes develop a seismic fault line through the middle, but you can mask that somewhat when you cut it into wedges for serving.

Now we can sharpen the initial question somewhat: when you ask what happiness is, are you asking what sort of life benefits a person?

Meunier noted that the novelty and thrills of each new run wear off somewhat "when you're stuck tackling the same menial tasks over and over again to regain lost ground".

You feel somewhat relieved when you defeat a direct opponent like Barcelona".

"You can't help but be somewhat motivated when you see your captain come out and play the way that he does".

The hostesses look somewhat stunned when you arrive for your table, as if they can't quite believe they are working a block from Sutton Place.

Googling the answer to a question has become accepted social behavior, but "it's still somewhat awkward when you see that at a dinner party," said Amit Singhal, senior vice president in charge of search at Google.

"If you voted for the Lib Dems in 2010 because you liked their total opposition to tuition fees you are going to be somewhat disappointed when you vote for a government that ends up tripling them.