Sentence examples for can see something of from inspiring English sources

"If you look back to Tawney, Hill, and Trevor-Roper, you can see something of the cavalier-roundhead battle.

In the end, the organisers of both projects hope that by looking at the very edges of Britain, we can see something of it anew.

Now, you can see something of the same, on a smaller scale, in his 1997 Shoot the Crow, buoyantly directed, with a crack cast, by Robert Delamere.

Apparently he's known as the Usain Bolt of the water, and you can see something of the same power over such a short stretch.

One can see something of this tendency of liberal ideals to go beyond themselves in the way in which equality of opportunity, on close inspection, slides into equality of outcome.

There is a particular quality in the work of many of the artists here – you can see something of their soul, yet the work is not self-consciously allied with art history.

You can see all the milk when your shift is finished – you can see something for your efforts by the end of the day.

It doesn't really justify it, but at least we can see something positive out of it".

"When people in the community walk by, they can see something positive instead of seeing something negative that reflects Harlem," said Mr. Asali, who was sentenced to probation for fighting in his high school and who wears a tattoo of a judge with a bloody gavel on his forearm.

To that end, I can see something along the lines of weight loss coaching app Noom's recent partnership with recipe kit subscription service HelloFresh.

(You can see something similar in the picture of the guy elegantly slouched outside Birdland).