Sentence examples for were to some from inspiring English sources

We were, to some extent, an exception.

All of them were to some degree stagestruck.

The authorities were, to some observers, admirably draconian in their reaction to Bloodgate.

The ideas – and even the words – in his major plays were to some extent incidental.

At the very least that day, I learned how important sports were to some people.

I suppose my brother and I were, to some extent, representative of the new world.

Both fees were, to some degree at least, inflated because they occurred in January.

My final dives were to some islands close to Denpasar with well-developed hotel-based tourism.

The Both brothers, of Utrecht, were to some degree rivals of the Haarlem-born Berchem.

When that happens, you start to go from where you were to some other feeling for the part".

Which probably means that the illusions we entertained back then and the illusions they embraced were, to some extent, interchangeable.