Somewhat used in a sentence

Somewhat in a sentence as an adverb

Keep in mind, though, that it makes is somewhat easier to take being fired in stride when you have a $200 million cushion.

In particular, I think it's somewhat amusing that people are giving him grief for wanting to "jump to C as soon as possible.

I seldom comment on HN, and when I do I typically do so in threads that are somewhat dormant, with little activity.

We were somewhat surprised that Amazon aggressively pursued the matter because it seemed so obvious to us that they wouldn't prevail.

It's a bit too easy and somewhat condescending to brush off public speaking as strictly inferior to written communication.

Where the author of the article may have failed in some of the important technical details of the article, you have also failed in presenting your corrections in a somewhat offensive manner.

I always find it somewhat ironic that these discussion about anti-intellectualism always seem to lack any knowledge of how old this very discussion is.

But when a company becomes successful, the resources available to teams within the company becomes somewhat decoupled from company revenue.

A somewhat related note is that America's culture of sex-negativity, shame and general hysteria around nudity is a required prerequisite for this type of bullying and abuse.