Sentence examples for somewhat which is from inspiring English sources

(I tried to capture some of that mood in a song called "The Folk Song Army"). Fortunately, the pendulum has swung back somewhat, which is one reason why this show is feasible now but wouldn't have been 10 years ago.

Like many adventure stories, it combines the tense immediacy of realism with extreme improbability; the casual inclusion of wormholes and secret societies lowers the fictional stakes somewhat, which is a shame, as TS's interactions with various broken and baffled adults along the way are all nicely judged and utterly believable.

Now, it will skew things somewhat, which is, I don't think, what this administration wants.

But that detracts from the design itself somewhat, which is probably why people usually do graffiti on walls or bins or trains instead of human beings. .

When we use the fitted function to simulate the force generated by the muscle the fits deteriorate somewhat (which is not surprising, as we have reduced the number of parameters from 70 to 35 in m2SR and m4LR, and from 56 to 35 in m3LR and m3SR), but they are still extremely good.

All the chimps yawned somewhat, which was not unexpected, Dr. Anderson said.

His shot has been somewhat erratic, which is often the case.

That makes it sound like China is somewhat rudderless, which is not correct, either.

Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany then said that the days when Europe could "rely fully" on others were "somewhat over," which is essentially what President Trump had said, without the dainty qualifications.

In arguing that individual teachers play an important role, they rely on evidence that is somewhat indirect, which is inevitable because the Tennessee experiment wasn't set up to study the impact of teacher quality: quite the contrary.

Attacking speed is somewhat irregular, which is realistic I guess, but troublesome for timing things like running and special attacks.