Somewhat In A Sentence

• Hubert was somewhat shocked.
• Cloete was clearly somewhat disillusioned.
• Is not to-day somewhat soon?
• You say she was somewhat better at the time you wrote last.
• This cold consultation was somewhat distasteful to Forval.
• His knuckles, on closer view, appeared somewhat abraded.
• This country has a president and a government somewhat like ours.
• We found ourselves a somewhat indiscriminate collection of refugees.
• My losses might have been somewhat more without this recovery.
• It was not only a figure strange to her, but one somewhat strange in itself.
• For party-line ringing the key matter becomes somewhat more complicated.
• Her color was higher than usual, and her breathing somewhat uneven.
• She appeared to feel reassured, somewhat protected by one so much her elder.
• This vessel was somewhat altered on being bought by the Society.
• The American vessel on this occasion had somewhat the advantage in armament.
• Further investigation, however, put a somewhat different face upon the affair.
• Mrs. Johnson, who was a dark and somewhat forbidding-looking lady, smiled.
• Even MacRae owned himself somewhat at fault, once we came among the buffalo.
• He looked across the table and met the poet's somewhat equivocal smile.

• I have been obliged to conclude the last few miles of my journey in somewhat ignominious fashion.
• I'm somewhat puzzled to know why they didn't stand pat and make a clean job of us both.
• Niclaus was somewhat afraid of the Frenchman on account of his tempers, which were awful.
• His parish had sent him to the Continent with us to regain his somewhat broken health.
• So on we hastened to Lhassa at last, glad to have secured the pony, but now somewhat belated.
• The mountain, a grand and imposing cone, was in a somewhat active state, much more so than Etna.
• The number of conducting strands in the flexible cord is somewhat dependent on the arrangement of the circuit employed.
• This type of cell has the advantage of a somewhat lower internal resistance than the standard form just described.
• In this slow progress they presently came upon a somewhat nondescript figure at work in a potato-patch.
• If it rested on somewhat better evidence than any we are able to find in its favor, it would be at least more interesting.
• Like a little child somewhat impatient over a morning lesson, he shook his hair back and sprang upon his feet.
• This series may not be taken as correct for all electrolytes, for different electrolytes alter somewhat the order of the elements in the series.
• But if her praises were somewhat exaggerated, I must own that her complaints were not wholly groundless.
• He looked again: her dark curling hair hung on her swarthy neck, and she was somewhat untidily dressed in blue linen.
• The meadows and fields, though a pleasant sight, are somewhat monotonous at home; here they have a perfectly different look.
• Mr. Wilson had been away from home for some weeks, and we had been somewhat worried lest he should not return in time for our proving up.
• Late in the afternoon, our pride of conquest somewhat chastened by the pangs of hunger, we marched onwards to Gyantse.
• His bearing was peculiarly English, and in the somewhat free society of America was regarded as constrained.
• What however somewhat disturbed our enjoyment of the meal was, that Sali told us, now would begin the bad roads.
• A possible disadvantage of this type of instrument is the somewhat crowded condition which necessarily follows from the placing of all the parts in so confined a space.
• A moment later his enthusiasm was tempered somewhat by the discovery that he had brought to the surface the strongest flow of salt water in the country!

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