Sentence examples for suffers somewhat from inspiring English sources

The book feels slight; it suffers somewhat from the banality of Greenness.

It seems to me that while the environment certainly suffers somewhat over Christmas, there's an endearing beauty to the arrangements.

Like the N.B.A. before Magic and Bird, the N.F.L. suffers somewhat from a dearth of marketable stars.

"U.D.2" suffers somewhat from the fact that it follows "Downton Abbey," and there are areas of overlap.

One gets the impression that Martin Scorsese suffers somewhat from the exalted standing of his own back catalogue when it comes to critical notices.

"The Underpants," performed here in a version by Steve Martin, suffers somewhat from the oppressively noisy direction of Barry Edelstein, the C.S.C.'s artistic director, who commissioned Martin to adapt the piece.

But in the intervening centuries, the region's reputation has suffered somewhat.

This is certainly convenient, but the final paint finish may suffer somewhat.

His professional reputation suffered somewhat in later years when he concentrated on the scientific study of biomagnetism and dowsing.

My sense is that Brodsky's reputation has suffered somewhat in the years since his death, at least in America.

While it may be a more agreeable mount on-road, I think its adventure quotient has suffered somewhat.