Sentence examples for includes something of a from inspiring English sources

AMY DAVIDSON: Your piece in this week's magazine includes something of a mea culpa — you say that a conclusion you drew about Bush when you wrote about him in 2000 was very wrong.

After an earlier version of the film was shown at film festivals last year, late-breaking developments in DeFriest's case forced London to update the movie, which now includes something of a surprise ending.

But the first crop of releases includes something of a surprise: three world-renowned musicians have recorded Mozart's violin sonatas, works that have never been thought of as major repertory.

The list also includes something of a who's who of his national finance team, including Tom Loeffler, a former congressman, and Lewis Eisenberg, a former Goldman Sachs partner and longtime player in Republican fund-raising.

AMY DAVIDSON: Your piece in this week's magazine includes something of a mea culpa you say that a conclusion you drew about Bush when you wrote about him in 2000 was very wrong.

The day's testimony also included something of a guided tour of what it is like to work at a topless bar near train tracks, far from the glitz of the Manhattan clubs and their high-end clientele.

As a horticultural therapist, I ensure that each day includes something of benefit to everyone, as well as the gardening". Such a high-profile and professional project shows that the Thrive team take themselves seriously.

To find a willing buyer, they needed to include something of value in the deal.

The ensemble could have maintained the Parisian theme and still felt tighter by including something of Stravinsky's or, most naturally, the Prokofiev work that inspired Mr. Shepherd's instrumentation.

Monday's selection of sales on Gilt Groupe includes something a little out of the ordinary among the usual assortment of dresses, accessories, jewelry, and home decor: a car.

On Friday morning, Registered Guide Hilary Ratcliffe of London Walks leads a group of international tourists on a tour of "Unexpected London". Ms. Ratcliffe's tour includes something really unexpected: a model example of analytics in action, including lessons about why the same math can lead either to meaningful change, or no results at all.