Sentence examples for somewhat worn from inspiring English sources

In Amsterdam, the morning after performing Shostakovich's Symphony No 15 at the Concertgebouw with his beloved Mariinsky Orchestra, Gergiev does materialise on time, looking somewhat worn.

Mr. Bogdan has worked prominently as a tenor in Baroque and contemporary music ensembles, including Ms. Monk's, but his voice now seems somewhat worn.

When they are not finished, or when the paint has been somewhat worn away, you see how much preparatory work went into each composition.

All depict somewhat worn, subtly disturbed, luxuriously clothed women of a certain age precariously inserted into largely barren natural settings — rock formations, plains, seashores — derived from photographs taken by Ms. Sherman, mostly in Iceland.

He was friendly but in a somewhat worn out way (maybe hung over).

I have to admit, by day three, close to spending 48 hours in the Wetherspoons hotel, the magic and initial excitement had somewhat worn off.

But no, another hour confirms the terrible truth: the couple were right - Movin' Out, though not exactly rubbish, is somewhat wearing.

To hide his terrible-looking skin and ease the itchiness somewhat, he wore long sleeves and long pants.

All-season tires, while they weaken the handling somewhat, will wear better and grip more aggressively in wet weather.

Then the couple stunned on a pair of high-profile red carpets, first at the "Avengers: Infinity War" premiere and then at the Met Gala, where the actress somewhat controversially wore a Marchesa gown.

Because there's nothing to be done, we could tell them; because death comes to all the living; because they think us heartless and we are, somewhat, our hearts worn down by the slow drumming of our blood".