Sentence examples for be at something of from inspiring English sources

Often you'll be at something of a loss about where to go and with whom.

The path forward would not be easy for Mr. Santorum, especially given that he would be at something of a delegate deficit to Mr. Romney.

I do think that in this country we may be at something of a tipping point, where the momentum is beginning to shift..

Chelsea is at something of a crossroads.

The firm itself is at something of a crossroads.

Actual tunes have been at something of a premium.

THE cupcake is at something of a crossroads.

In fact, he's at something of a loss to explain why he took the role.

Because of his history and personal idiosyncrasies, Mr. Jackson is at something of a public relations disadvantage.

I was teaching part-time in London, but was at something of a loose end.

So Bradley is at something of a crossroads in his career.