Sentence examples for somewhat writing from inspiring English sources

By 2003, O'Connor had softened her stance somewhat, writing the majority opinion in Grutter v. Bollinger, which upheld the use of affirmative action as a means to achieve diversity at the University of Michigan Law School.

Gamasutra's Leigh Alexander was smitten somewhat, writing: "…the time I spend with Mountain, it feels slightly more real to me than anything else inside my computer".

"Its wide reception is surprising," says OReilly, considering both the negative responses and the many positives – Gamasutra's Leigh Alexander was smitten somewhat, writing: "…the time I spend with Mountain, it feels slightly more real to me than anything else inside my computer".

"Its wide reception is surprising," says OReilly, considering both the negative responses and the many positives – Gamasutra's Leigh Alexander was smitten somewhat, writing: "...the time I spend with Mountain, it feels slightly more real to me than anything else inside my computer".

Those courageous and prescient heretics have been somewhat written out of history (they expected far worse than that, and often received it).

Clearly if the economy has not recovered, the Republicans will have the script somewhat written for them, and they can rail against the expansion of government or deficits or taxes or what have you.

Tolstoy's own opinion, recorded in his diary, differed somewhat: "Wrote Alyosha, very bad.

Here one senses in the son's somewhat listless writing a resistant subservience.

After exhausting herself in on-and-off retail and executive management positions over the last decade, she has finally decided to lighten the hatrack somewhat by writing about experiences, past and present.

Somewhat expectedly, writing grants had little impact on building capacity (median = 2 ± 0.9) and confidence (median = 2.5 ± 1.2) to 'initiate a research project'.

SIR —You have, somewhat sanctimoniously, written about Jane Goody and Shilpa Shetty on the Big Brother programme.