Sentence examples for understanding somewhat from inspiring English sources

We've followed the release of sold-out color after sold-out color, understanding somewhat -- if not fully -- the reasons for their cult appeal.

Some of the cute ways Siri talks when it does not understand a question, such as repeating back what you have said, may in fact be efforts to see if you will correct its understanding, somewhat in the way Google learned spell check.

The generals I met were somewhat understanding about the signature-target policy, at least where Al Qaeda is involved, but they were unyielding in their resentment of American unilateralism, and the violations of Pakistani sovereignty and dignity that drone strikes present.

Some of them seem to be somewhat understanding of Love's desire to get out of Minnesota.

It is to say that before we hurl accusations against a man who witnessed the world's abandonment of his people to machetes and axes, we ought to be somewhat understanding of his aggressive security policies that ensure his people are never subject to extermination again.

The gulf in understanding is somewhat wider.

The prosecutions of Bernard J. Ebbers, the former chairman of WorldCom, and Richard M. Scrushy, the former chairman of HealthSouth, may also turn on jurors' understanding of somewhat complicated accounting principles.

"But also very understanding and somewhat relieved".

This understanding is somewhat at variance to traditional clinical practice, supported by current guidelines that recommend haemodynamic resuscitation follows a step-wise approach - initial fluid loading, followed by the use of an inotrope to improve cardiac output, followed by a vasopressor to squeeze the circulation to augment the perfusion pressure [ 7].

In the course of the film Andy and his toys develop in different ways as he passes on to a further stage in his life, understanding that his old, somewhat battered, deeply faithful companions are best cared for by a younger generation.

While the origin of language remains a somewhat mysterious process, understanding how human language takes specific forms appears to be accessible by the experimental method.