Sentence examples for for being something from inspiring English sources

Republicans don't just hate Rand Paul for being something of a libertarian.

But the Treasury Secretary is well known for being something of a fitness nut.

He gained the reputation for being something of a "hysteric," one administrator said.

It was not the first time the forward, who gained a reputation for being something of a 'hot head', has clashed with authority.

Of course, as The Lede pointed out then, Mr. Ilyumzhinov has a reputation for being something of an eccentric, believing, among other things, that chess is "a gift from extraterrestrial civilizations".

For years, cinnamon has enjoyed a reputation for being something of a super spice with claims that it could help to lower blood sugar, fight bacteria, reduce inflammation and help to treat polycystic ovary syndrome.

Paid for is something we should aim to keep.

The only thing I asked for was something fair.

"What he was looking for was something stripped of any of that," Mr. Fliakos said.

So the last thing you are looking for is something else to read.

Religion, for example, was something just for the poor.