Sentence examples for that somewhat there from inspiring English sources

It is not possible for this person, says Hobbes, "to have any imagination what kind of thing fire is; yet he cannot but know that somewhat there is that men call fire, because it warmth him" (Hobbes, Human Nature, 11.2; Leviathan, 15.14).

"They were interested in Iraq before the war, and now that things have improved somewhat there, it's on their agenda".

Somewhat there for her, anyway".

They looked at personal spending habits during periods of high energy prices and discovered that "somewhat surprisingly, there is no significant decline in total expenditures on recreation," which was one place they expected to find frugality.

If the heat of that decade of reform has now tempered somewhat, there are still changes.

But to mess up the picture somewhat, there are also ethnic "Ukrainians" who prefer Russian, whatever that means.

Simplifying somewhat, there are two main rival views on this question.

To my surprise (somewhat) there were more press than fans milling about.

They pushed their elegant toes into the floor, and looked upwards at the two golden cherries that hung there – the somewhat elevated objects of the title.

Presumably illegal abortions raise that figure somewhat, but there's no evidence that Ireland is a hellhole of back-alley procedures: Indeed, the Irish have some of the lowest maternal mortality rates in the entire world.

There's that somewhat famous saying, "If you can't sing well, sing interestingly".