Meanings of stands somewhat in English

This is clearly his first wife, and he stands somewhat in awe of her.

Val stands somewhat dazed until one of the photographers' assistants grabs her and says, "Torrey."

As a rule the man who stands well in "grease" stands somewhat lower in general popularity.

It stands somewhat aside from the general misery of Europe, and for that reason more perhaps can be seen.

In the southern part of the Mojave Desert a low hill stands somewhat apart from the foot-hills beyond, and back of it.

Like Claude, like Chardin, he stands somewhat apart; but he has distinctly the romantic inspiration, constrained and regularized by classic principles of taste.

Who knows but the naturalist stands somewhat in awe of his grandson?-foras the youngster reaches for his "Teddy," and says sententiously, "Bear!"