Sentence examples for than somewhat from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lemaire, more than somewhat surprised, asked what made this such a pleasure.

This is slightly more than somewhat embarrassing to the guy because his everloving might interfere with his drinking.

Maybe being able to walk without dizziness is more important to an older patient than somewhat prolonged survival.

And it's more than "somewhat" anomalous: it's like setting out to praise lying and then explaining that by "lying," what you mean is "doing things with truth".

Students who had chosen a specialty prior to the course were, on average, greater than "somewhat sure" of their career choice (AVG 4.38, SD 0.82) and postcourse surveys demonstrated no change in specialty choice.

But first to the Garden: After this dismal season at Madison Square Garden, this almost feels like a flashback to the good times when the dysfunction inside the New York Knicks locker room was more almost amusing than somewhat depressing.

At 5 feet 10 inches and 185 pounds, York is slightly bigger than Fleury, somewhat smaller than Graves.

Results show that γ+ is higher than γ−, somewhat less than expected on the basis of the simple difference in ionic charge.

Maybe the Frenchman instinctively knew when to recycle the ball rather than pass somewhat better than BWP's likely suppliers this year.

What Qutb wrote is of more significance than his somewhat shadowy life.

These addictive morsels were much tastier than the somewhat hard rolls that shared the basket.