Sentence examples for your somewhat from inspiring English sources

"Just guessing but from your somewhat cumbersome use of terminology I reckon that cricket isnt your first love is it?" says Graham Barrett.

But you will be beguiled by the autumn foliage (should it be autumn) the picturesque wetlands and gentle vistas – all slightly distracting if you're trying to write a sex scene and are already freaked out by your somewhat intrusive surroundings and the fiddly technical matters you have to consider.

"Let me tell you something," he chided, before stopping to ask Boulton "What's your name again?" Later when asked why he had agreed to appear on BBC2's Have I Got News for You to be mocked, he said: "I am here to sell books; I am not here to enjoy your somewhat predictable questions".

I hope you understand that the fragile normalisation in Russia-NATO relations could be seriously shattered by your misinformed approach and intentionally wrong findings.Dmitry Rogozin Permanent representative of Russia to NATO BrusselsGermany in Europe* SIR – I was a bit puzzled about your somewhat superficial approach to German foreign policy ("A new game of dominoes", November 14th).

Here is your somewhat abbreviated (due to the fact I'm currently in Park City, Utah in the middle of Sundance coverage and haven't slept in three days) Scorecard….

Even your somewhat cool cousin, who you just snuck out and smoked a bowl with, ends up letting you down when he boasts between mouthfuls of stuffing that he checked into the VIP area of Coachella on Facebook this year.

Rosenkrantz said Luna Stephens (consider this your somewhat-regular reminder John Legend's real last is Stephens) has only added to the name's popularity.

Extend your search somewhat outside your profession as well, just to see what else might be available.

Move your arm somewhat forward from your body, as well as away from your torso.

Position your feet flat on the floor and spread your knees somewhat to form a "V" with your legs.

Keep your lips tight and your cheeks somewhat relaxed.