Sentence examples for wording somewhat from inspiring English sources

In Thursday night's debate, Mr. Gingrich made a similar boast, but altered the wording somewhat, saying, "We balanced the budget with the 1997 Balanced Budget Act, and ultimately had four consecutive balanced budgets".

The two companies settled out of court, and AdForce promised it would tone down the wording somewhat in future ads.

It was worded somewhat less rudely, but still a stunning departure from the "hide brilliance, cherish obscurity" motto that has guided Chinese foreign policy.

Furthermore, a few of the items in the OWSQLI are worded somewhat vaguely, especially given that the scale was administered to women as young as 60 (many of whom were still working).

In other words, somewhat sternly.

Pettibon's way with words, somewhat like the poetry of John Ashbery, instills a conviction of cogency untethered to understanding.

"We are in GYM," the teacher, Kenneth Toron, announces in a circus performer voice, slurring his words somewhat because his left side is partially paralyzed from a stroke.

It means that when Obama said that there would be no boots on the ground in Libya, he was choosing his words somewhat carefully.

Clark Coolidge's "Space" (1970) — he treated words somewhat similarly to the way Saroyan did, but more abstractly — was published by Harper & Row.

"I dreamed I'd hand it down to my son one day," he said of his younger son, his words somewhat slower and choked with emotion.

Since then, he has tempered his words somewhat, indicating that he would send envoys initially and would meet personally with Iranian leaders only if he thought he could advance the American agenda.