Sentence examples for have something of from inspiring English sources

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British mortars have "something of personal vitriol.

The Economist

She does have something of a point.

The New York Times - Books

"I have something of Ilan's," I finally admitted.

The New Yorker

But he does have something of a point.

The Economist

Harrower's female characters have something of this Protestant masochism.

The New Yorker

Mr Romney may have something of the McCain allure.

The Economist

Electric cars still have something of an image problem.

The Guardian

The city seems to have something of a split personality.

The Guardian - Travel

The Mars Volta have something of a reputation.

The Guardian - Music

"Hopefully this show will have something of that".

The Guardian - Arts

"We have something of value," Mr. Cavanaugh said.

The New York Times

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