Sentence examples for is something of a challenge from inspiring English sources

"Coinciding bedtimes," she says, laughing, and there is something of a challenge in her voice.

But as appealing an asset as Yoplait is, selling it is something of a challenge.

This is something of a challenge for Mr. Romney, derided in some unfriendly circles as "Governor Perfect," a term he chuckles at and flatly rejects.

To the meat of the matter: this is an eminently readable volume, but it is something of a challenge too, which is exhilarating.

Even the beach is something of a challenge, with its particular stretches for nudists, gays, couples-at-it and peeping Toms.

Mr. Drury's "Chamber" is something of a challenge to Arte Sella's philosophy in that such structures, using one of the most ancient architectural methods known to humanity, can last for hundreds of years.

But for her cast, that was something of a challenge.

Poulet admits playing Lyn has been something of a challenge.

BASILICA-HOPPING, however, will be something of a challenge.

For Cloughley and O'Malley, finding a suitable interlocutor was something of a challenge.

Poulet admits that playing Lyn has been something of a challenge.