Sentence examples for lies something of a from inspiring English sources

Therein lies something of a shortcoming — although not, I think, a serious one — of restaurant reviews today, and therein lies a glimpse of just how thoroughly chefs today are in thrall to seasonal ingredients, the catches of the day and their own fleeting fascinations.

And in that shift from despair to optimism lies something of arresting simplicity.

Although Costner is a Democrat (mostly), these are often mistakenly seen as middle-of-the-road, midwestern Republican values, and therein lies something of his appeal, and the reason why I never quite got Costner.

But behind the booze, and the uncertainty and despair of post-Soviet life, lies something deeper and older.Although they seem a godless lot, many Russians subscribe to an old religious fatalism.

In a bomb-proof concrete vault beneath one of the more moneyed stretches of Switzerland lies something better than bullion.

And he has a weakness for the "beneath the sweet surface lies something subversive and squalid" school of popular-music criticism.

But beyond the financial issues lies something intangible, something rare in these days of easy-go jobs: a deeply emotional attachment to a place of work.

At the heart of the event lies something more than selfishness.

But beneath the succession of witless conversations shrieked out by groups of empty-headed hedonists lies something much more disquieting.

On the shelf where I found it lay something else: a package of slippery green paper, neatly tied.

We knew that we could lay something in the first couple of episodes that we may not see until late in Season 2. So we just had a much grander scale to think about in terms of the storytelling.