Sentence examples for somewhat whether from inspiring English sources

"Tamborine," with its focus on the grim business of growing up, suggests a simple cause for their incommensurability: when you get old, you sour somewhat, whether you'd like to or not.

Methods have been developed for improving microsatellite PCR results from degraded DNA e.g., [19], [25] and further research might elucidate whether our stringent setup can be relaxed somewhat, and whether these novel approaches can be used on aDNA templates without increasing the risk of cross-contamination.

Forward Martin Straka said he believed he would play somewhere, but his return may hinge somewhat on whether Jagr returns.

He is asked, somewhat bizarrely, whether Yanukovych is dead (the ousted president gave a press conference on Friday).

Though they agreed on some issues, they differed somewhat on whether it would take a crime or "similarly grave" action to impeach the governor.

Still, Claxton is aware that his season will be measured somewhat by whether Hofstra makes the N.C.A.A. tournament for the first time since 1977.

And at Newark Speaks, 5Reasons asks somewhat bitingly whether there is a single member of the council at this point "that didn't try to rob UMDNJ".

It remained somewhat unclear whether either man was asked any questions during the meetings about his knowledge of Mr. Franklin's activities.

It's somewhat inconclusive; whether the human spirit can overcome the kind of damage inflicted on these youngsters will take a lifetime to learn.

Wamidh Nadhmi, a politics professor at Baghdad University, asks, somewhat facetiously, whether America really needs 4,000 diplomats to issue visas.Most Iraqis still want American help.

Some had wondered, somewhat optimistically, whether Mr. McCain would enliven the otherwise cut-and-dried convention by saying something intemperate, but he made it clear he would be a good boy.