Sentence examples for viewed as somewhat from inspiring English sources
"But my sense is it's largely viewed as somewhat quixotic".
General Beg, burly and soft-spoken, is viewed as somewhat eccentric.
"It was not illegal, but was an act of desperation, and is viewed as somewhat of a dirty trick".
In fact, the gap between the Hispanic and black populations can be viewed as somewhat narrower than the raw numbers suggest.
Having grown up in a household where politics was viewed as somewhat tawdry, I'd never ventured into a ward club or attended a fund-raiser.
The General Intelligence Service is Egypt's equivalent of the C.I.A. Hugely powerful under Mubarak, it is now viewed as somewhat diminished.
But Young's most vivid role is as the embodiment of a war that, Spiro notes, most Americans still view as somewhat abstract -- the new Ron Kovic (of "Born on the Fourth of July" fame), if you will.
THE futures industry, despite its name, was long viewed as a somewhat backward relation of the stockmarkets.
Science Europe's Plan S has been viewed as a somewhat revolutionary move after years of frustration at the rate of progress in open access.
After years of being viewed as a somewhat marginal and divisive issue here, the campaign to free Mr. Pollard has become a mainstream crusade.
However, the laptop did have an "I'm a PC" sticker on its cover, a reference to a recent series of ads Microsoft ran that were widely viewed as a somewhat belated response to Apple.
