Sentence examples for tried a somewhat from inspiring English sources

This time, he tried a somewhat unusual move, 8 Qb5.

Jim Watkins, an anchor on WPIX-TV, has tried a somewhat less formal look.

Michael D. McCurry, the White House spokesman, tried a somewhat different formulation, reaching to celestial geometry.

At Stanford, Dr. Strober, Dr. Maria Millan and their colleagues have tried a somewhat similar procedure on four patients with kidneys from unmatched donors.

Anand then tried a somewhat suspect idea by forcing a position in which he had two knights against Gelfand's two bishops (with queens, rooks and pawns also still on the board).

So this month, Mr. Bush is trying a somewhat different tack.

The well-known philosopher Philip Kitcher has just written a most interesting article where he tries a somewhat different tack.

Two decades ago, a number of television stations tried a different and somewhat less educational approach: having them yell "Pow!" to shoot down spaceships that lumbered across the screen.

In her first New York show since 1997, Ms. Campos-Pons, who has lived in Boston since 1991, tries a new, somewhat conflicted tack that is heading toward either assimilation or synthesis.

A  CABLE channel that has changed names and focus several times is being retooled again, in this instance to try reaching a somewhat older — and more female — audience.

The juniors section of the new Manhattan Penney's seems to be trying, in a somewhat timid fashion, to thump with new energy.