Sentence examples for you know somewhat from inspiring English sources

But in his later years he has become, you know, somewhat bitter and vindictive.

Well, not that they will end up next to the Apple Hi-Fi, but you know, somewhat fail.

All three of these screens (iPads, if you're curious) show vehicle passengers a simplified information display representing the car, its basic surroundings, current speed – and a steering wheel icon that lets you know, somewhat ironically, when there's no need for a human to be using said wheel.

"Until you know somewhat for sure that some version of this works, it's hard to inspire careful research about whether something more scalable will work," he says.

Perceived effectiveness will be defined as the patients' response to the question 'How much do you agree that the acupuncture treatment that you have received was helpful for your condition?' (very helpful, somewhat helpful, do not know, somewhat unhelpful or very unhelpful).

"They needed to know somewhat about our business to take care of our needs".

Adults were disapproving but teen readers were at ease: there wasn't much in either that they didn't already know, somewhat to the dismay of their parents.

The Kurds in this north-east corner of Syria know, somewhat to their own surprise, that, encircled by enemies though they may be, they are living in the safest part of Syria.

The AG was requested to prioritise the clarified results of the survey and consultation based on four criteria (Table 2) using a 5-point scale (strongly agree, somewhat agree, do not know, somewhat disagree, strongly disagree).

The responses were recorded on a Likert scale (strongly agree, somewhat agree, do not know, somewhat disagree, strongly agree).

And B: Trump's, you know, is somewhat perceived by many as more of a polarizing character.