Sentence examples for maybe something of a from inspiring English sources

Maybe something of a darker mood in France.

And maybe something of an aphrodisiac.

"I suspect that the chances are better than even that Iraq will come clean on something, maybe something of importance," Mr. McCarthy said.

It has a touch of desperate innocence learned from the French New Wave, with maybe something of James Toback's Fingers, about the classical pianist involved in crime, remade by Jacques Audiard as The Beat That My Heart Skipped.

That was the time of year the painting was finished, so maybe something of the world crept into the Brooklyn studio where Jules de Balincourt painted High and Low, completing the large group of paintings now at Victoria Miro Gallery.

A kid in an Andy Hardy movie, maybe, or something of a more recent vintage.

"We recommend you speak to your guests and see what variety of cuisine they'd most like, but maybe something like a selection of curries and rice would be more communal and social".

Bob Dylan as Sneaky Pete in "Pirates of the Caribbean: Maybe Something About A Genie".

Maybe something perlant — just a whisper of bubbles — from Gaillac in the southwest.

Imagine a courtroom scene, maybe something out of "Law & Order".

Or The Great Pottery Throw Down (BBC2) as it's actually called – and maybe there is something of a DJ at the decks in a potter at the wheel, spinning earthenware … maybe.