Sentence examples for somewhat would from inspiring English sources

To say Howard has moved along somewhat would be an understatement.

Mr. Perot, whose influence inside the Reform Party is still strong, though somewhat diminished, would not comment.

"Musically, I thought something upbeat and somewhat syncopated would work, which was the basis for what I wrote," he said.

Irregular negations resemble irony in being marked intonationally ("somewhat flawed" would have a normal falling intonation in A's utterance, a fall-rise intonation in B's).

If we weren't optimistic or at least somewhat positive, would we have kids today?

When a celebrity decides to run for office, there's somewhat, I would call, self-reinforcing news cycle.

This is somewhat risky, and would invalidate any remaining warranty.

A guilty verdict and sentence of death there would somewhat upstage any possible proceedings at The Hague.

A somewhat weaker yuan would pose few dangers and bring a number of benefits.

The deal was aimed at trimming T.A.A. benefits somewhat so Republicans would vote for it.

Ordinarily, this would somewhat dampen commercial farmers' incentive to grow food.