Sentence examples for considered something of from inspiring English sources

And Stern was considered something of a Milstein partisan.

Ultimately, the debate itself was considered something of a dud.

It must be considered something of a dark horse, though.

Burton was then considered something of an anomaly in Hollywood, the opposite to your usual director.

Mr. Shishani was considered something of an enigma, even within the Islamic State.

Stellar academics are considered something of a standard for most top-tier investment banks.

By his late 20s, he was considered something of a wunderkind.

It is easy to forget that plastic was once considered something of a miracle material.

Were he not such a successful entrepreneur, Mr. Kurzweil might be considered something of a crackpot.

Newley asked him if he had ever considered something of the sort on radio or TV.

Among German immigrants, Mr. Bawden said, beer was considered something of a temperance drink.