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• Somewhat more, on the whole. (10)
• Lady Jocelyn stared somewhat. (10)
• Life, sir, is a somewhat ironical affair…! (8)
• Somewhat assuaged, Val took out a cigarette. (8)
• The wind, which had risen somewhat during Mr. (8)
• Their position was, in truth, somewhat difficult. (14)
• Footing up a mountain corrects the notion somewhat. (10)
• He looked at me somewhat compassionately, I thought. (7)
• That was a somewhat elevated standard to the patriotic Emma. (10)
• It was somewhat shattered, but it was better than the open air. (1)
• She entered our noble river somewhat early on a fine July morning. (10)
• This is a somewhat dingy structure, originally of red brick and now gray. (1)
• It was a mellifluous love-song from a popular Opera somewhat out of date. (10)
• He answered the questions put to him in a somewhat low, but distinct voice. (8)
• It was a sort of unconscious declaration of a somewhat formidable character. (8)
• He introduced a somewhat florid style, although without training in counterpoint. (3)
• When June determined on anything, delicacy became a somewhat minor consideration. (8)
• They had forced the architect to modify his plans somewhat and to ask for new bids. (13)
• Going to see him, I noted in him a somewhat anxious look, and I did not wonder at it! (2)
• For I think we may look upon our little private war with death somewhat in this light. (2)
• He was not then engaged upon any considerable task, and he had aged and broken somewhat. (9)
• The choruses, however, which are introduced freely, serve to vary the monotony somewhat. (3)
• The rest of his life was somewhat irregularly divided between Rome, Weimar and Budapest. (3)
• When I was about to leave she bade me good-bye for this life in a somewhat touching manner. (2)
• A scutcheon over the door somewhat jars in sentiment where there is a washing at every window. (2)
• The news that Lord Miltoun was in the study came as a surprise, and somewhat of a relief to all. (8)
• The lanterns had somewhat dazzled me, and I ploughed distressfully among stones and rubbish-heaps. (2)
• Boardman appeared shocked, and yet somewhat amused; he made a soft low sibilation between his teeth. (9)
• The Rector of Worsted Skeynes was not tall, and his head had been rendered somewhat bald by thought. (8)
• For Fanny, somewhat more was related than the accidental agreeableness of the parties he had been in. (4)
• It is thus, or somewhat so, when you have a poet, still better a scholar, attached to your household. (10)
• He reflected somewhat resentfully that he was not obliged to make a guy of himself to please his uncle. (13)
• This movement, though sprightly, is apt to be somewhat thin in its harmonies, and trivial in development. (3)
• They were somewhat browner than they were when they left town in June, but they were not otherwise changed. (9)
• His compositions are somewhat lacking in spontaneity, but they display great learning, and undeniable skill. (3)
• Charles, being somewhat more mindful of the probabilities of the case, only nodded in reply, and walked away. (4)
• He has in his hedge quarters somewhat the same pre-eminency as the man who takes a private parlour in a hotel. (2)
• If he blames me it will be excuseable, though what I did plan was to save him from a situation somewhat worse. (10)
• Yet it must be borne in mind that he was somewhat hampered by his official position as well as inspired by it. (14)
• A gleam as of a lantern through his oppressive mental fog calmed the awful irritability of his nerves somewhat. (10)
• There was yet another point which Miss Tilney was anxious to settle, though somewhat embarrassed in speaking of. (4)
• Winton, pale and somewhat languid, as men are when they have been cured, found her when he came in from the club. (8)
• Under the influence of dinner the Squire recovered equanimity, though he still dwelt somewhat sadly on the future. (8)
• A sprinkling of the minor ladies also would have been glad if Mr. Radnor had kept himself somewhat more exclusive. (10)
• I contemplated Julia in alarm, somewhat in the light fair witches were looked on when the faggots were piled for them. (10)
• Somewhat earlier than the usual hour for closing, he appeared there with his hat on and his overcoat buttoned about him. (9)
• The tough skin was somewhat torn and Bolivar became instantly fully awake, and raising his trunk made a blow at the lion. (21)
• Lord Dennis met her at the gate; and, having kissed her, looked at her somewhat anxiously, caressing his white peaked beard. (8)
• When Aunt Rosamund had taken a somewhat sudden leave, Gyp stood at the window of her drawing-room with the mask off her face. (8)
• The Philosopher, we may conceive, has contentment in benefiting embryos: but it was a somewhat bitter prospect to Sir Austin. (10)
• For this deliverance, somewhat to the consternation of the others, he offered up a short prayer of thanksgiving over his plate. (10)
• He went once to Lovewell, where he renewed the insurance, and somewhat increased it; and he put a small mortgage on the property. (9)
• Just above, on the bank, was a rambling wooden structure, offensively ornamental in style, somewhat resembling a sea-side villa. (20)
• That officer stood forward, his dark saturnine face looking somewhat forbidding under a bloody handkerchief bound about his brow. (1)
• They were each attended by their several retinues of womankind, the daughters all much alike, but the mothers somewhat different. (9)
• Besides, is it not somewhat sceptical to suppose that when Fate decides, she has not weighed the scales, and decided for the best? (22)
• At last, somewhat annoyed that the man should continue to dog him wherever he moved, he turned on him and asked him what he wanted? (10)
• She spoke of her farther as somewhat delicate and puny, but was sanguine in the hope of her being materially better for change of air. (4)
• Although his work has somewhat less perfection than that of his great contemporary, Palestrina, it has astonishing power of expression. (3)
• Lavender, somewhat dazed, for the indiarubber had been hard, sat gazing through the little back window at the great city he was leaving. (8)
• The neighbors were somewhat moved by the anxiety of the strangers; but they were not so much moved as neighbors in Italy would have been. (9)
• It is a classical structure built in imitation of the Parthenon, but of somewhat larger dimensions, and occupies a most commanding position. (20)
• And though Swithin was somewhat upset at being stopped like this on the point of saying something important, he soon recovered his affability. (8)
• That contemplation of her incomparable beauty, with the multitude of his ideas fluttering round it, did somewhat shake the personal luminary in Redworth. (10)
• Like a prudent capitalist with a somewhat cynical view of the commercial prospect, she desired to place her supplications in a great variety of heavenly securities. (2)
• They liked better staying there than wandering about in the evening with their parents, whose excursions seemed to them somewhat aimless, and their pleasures insipid. (9)

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