Sentence examples for too somewhat from inspiring English sources

And Disney is, too, somewhat".

It's a strange affair to be sure, buoyed by the conversational interaction between Turturro and Allen, weighed down by the egocentricity of its central conceit, but then leavened too somewhat by the charm of its performances and the dappled air of its golden-glow cinematography.

Updated at 4.03pm BST 3.46pm BST Assange extradition 'should be blocked, too' Somewhat predictably, perhaps, the decision to block McKinnon's extradition to the US has prompted a call from the Ecuadorian embassy to also block that of the Wikileaks founder, Julian Assange.

This startup, too, somewhat confused the judges as it wasn't quite clear if Qunb was going for a B2B or B2C business model (they seem to be trying to do both).

Information quantity: we will ask participants to rate the quantity of the information displayed in the initial presented scenario by a seven-point Likert-type scale with response options: much too little, somewhat too little, slightly too little, about right amount of information, slightly too much, somewhat too much, much too much.

It, too, was somewhat realistic its medium was the human body and somewhat abstract.

It, too, was somewhat realistic — its medium was the human body — and somewhat abstract.

The problem is that he, too, remains somewhat indistinct.

But enduring, which Obama might regard as a personal goal for himself, too, is somewhat distinct from inspiring.

That, too, remains somewhat murky, although Russian officials said tonight that they could be used to pay tax arrears.

Her parents – a professor and a teacher of English – are "scared" about her predicament, which she too finds somewhat bizarre.