Sentence examples for into something of from inspiring English sources

At Kennedy these reflections ran into something of a setback.

It has grown into "something of a monster," he reported.

Instead, the race has turned into something of a snooze.

"You get into something of a death spiral.

Woodson's provocation has evolved into something of a pop holiday.

But he's settled since into something of an easy lope.

The question has turned into something of a greeting.

Fashioning anecdotes into something of general interest isn't Winder's forte.

Nonetheless, he managed to turn decadence into something of a business proposition.

The extradition case against Mr. O'Dwyer has turned him into something of a cause célèbre.

Such intimate performance experiences have expanded into something of a movement.