Sentence examples for in something of a void from inspiring English sources
"So there was a bit of that with Aussie rules, but it also came in something of a void because the first rules of Australian football were in 1859, which is before rugby or soccer or any sport had its rules".
Mrs. Astor's death two years ago at age 105 left something of a void in the American branch of the family tree.
The consecutive re tirements of Marie-Jose Perec and Cathy Freeman had left something of a void in women's one-lap running - one that Britain's Katherine Merry had briefly promised to fill, before injury intervened.
Such is Iraq today: a mesmerizing labyrinth of conflicting interests operating in something close to a void as American generals strive to maintain a minimum of order and a retired American general speaks of building a stable, democratic future.
Despite a sensational farmers' market, Santa Monica, Calif., has long been something of a culinary void.
And many other executives have departed, creating something of a leadership void at the company.
Goldin filled a void that opened in art photography with the death of Diane Arbus, except that Arbus was something of a tourist in the world of the recalcitrant nonconformist, the self-stylized freak and misfit.
(c) Full resistor network model of a void in a conductor.
Another issue with Rapportive as well as its newer competitors that stepped in to fill the void is that it's something of a hack.
From the time of Melissus, there have been arguments against the possibility of a void existing in the manner that an object exists: "Nor is there any void, for void is nothing, and nothing cannot be".
