Sentence examples for as something between from inspiring English sources

Girth Design, geared to the ready-made set, defines comfort as something between playful and surprise.

DoTerra positions itself as friendly and transparent, selling oils as something between a home remedy and a craft project.

Think of the genre as something between Kinsey for kids and a juvenile "What to Expect When You're Expecting".

Her initial inclination was to support it, as "something between innocuous and mildly helpful," she told Ms. Felsenthal.

Great interviewers often describe their craft as something between a dance, a seduction, and a magic trick.

One of his opponents remembered the primary race as "something between a comic opera and depressing satire".

Squash in America seems encased in amber, a relic regarded by outsiders as something between a quirk and an affectation.

HIS critics in Venezuela paint him as something between the late Colonel Juan Peron, of Argentina, and Satan.

"They dwell instead in the middle — limboed, in an interim stage — abiding a gaplife as something between".

Hoboken has done its share over the years to live up to the image of Hudson County as something between "Let's Make a Deal" and "On the Waterfront".

"This, in short, is how Christian belief figures into literary fiction in our place and time: as something between a dead language and a hangover".