Sentence examples similar to yet somewhat deficient from inspiring English sources

Yet, there's a widespread entrenched belief that those who speak Kreyòl only are somewhat deficient, that Kreyòl is a lesser language, a language that CANNOT be used for science, for math, for the law, in written press, and so on.

It starts with leadership and that has been somewhat deficient in some parts of the industry.

Overcalls at the two-level, even at favorable vulnerability, suggest opening values, and he was somewhat deficient in that respect.

A programme somewhat deficient in interest had been arranged to occupy the earlier part of the afternoon at the Stadium before the Marathon race was timed to finish.

"He has a hearty laugh but a somewhat deficient sense of the ridiculous," Alsop wrote.

I found him to be well intentioned, yet somewhat confused about his role in politics.

Yet, somewhat surprisingly, the strictures of the structure do allow some emotions to flow.

The disappointing showing of Italy's Democratic Party is merited, yet somewhat unfair.

Yet, somewhat paradoxically, Kuhn regarded revolutions as the most progressive components of his model of science.

So short, yet somewhat difficult to decipher.

An abrasive yet somewhat wonderful playground.