Significados de thought somewhat em inglês

A modern Philosopher would probably express that thought somewhat in this manner.

I thought somewhat unhappily of my other family, with particular reference to Deborah.

Not that the views were much good to him now, I thought somewhat morbidly.

The design of the side portals and corner towers may be thought somewhat feeble.

Her brother was anxious about her, I thought somewhat unnecessarily.

I thought somewhat more proudly; my actions were upright, and so should my body be.

His eye glanced with an enthusiasm which Humfrey thought somewhat wild, and he said, Whist!

The old woman thought somewhat to improve the affair by giving hopes of letters and money.

Sheila had thought somewhat along this line herself.

I've thought somewhat of buying the old thing.

It was unnatural, he thought somewhat peevishly.

Cooling it was to us, although probably it would have been thought somewhat tepid in a colder climate.

One was a man of middle age, dressed lightly as though for travelling, and Paul thought somewhat fantastically.

Clemens had thought somewhat of publishing the story anonymously, in the fear that it would not be accepted seriously over his own signature.

There is something in that,-saidI.-OnlyI rather think life can coin thought somewhat faster than I can count it off in words.

So, we are gathering our thoughts somewhat more speedily than is usually the case.