Sentence examples for what somewhat from inspiring English sources

Lin wasn't even the player of the game, as Spurs' Tony Parker exploded for what (somewhat unbelievably) was the first triple-double of his rather storied career.

But what somewhat surprised researchers was that single parents, despite the risk of disapproval, had similarly high rates of return relative to singles without children.

What is somewhat surprising, however, is that we have fairly little information about what exactly we achieved.

Yet here she is, author of what she somewhat abashedly calls a "dog-oir".

What was somewhat unusual was that Bannon was bragging about it.

It will consist of what might somewhat whimsically be called four symphonies.

"I realized," Mr. Schlobohm says, "that in what was somewhat of an unremarkable financial career, this was that fork in the road where I could do something good".

What is somewhat more surprising is that so few societies found that form of social welfare to be acceptable; most took measures to prohibit or inhibit it.

They expect what seems somewhat obvious — that Favre came here as a detour on his way to Minnesota, the team he wanted to play for all along.

What was somewhat surprising — and which went unmentioned in almost all the news stories I've read — was why S&P has gotten so pessimistic.

What was somewhat surprising, however, was the agency's request for the large clinical trial to try to rule out the risk of heart attacks.