Sentence examples for offers something of from inspiring English sources
Mr. Allen offers something of an object lesson.
The so-called shoulder season offers something of a sweet spot for travelers looking for deals.
After the confinement and tiring etiquette of Christmas Day, the prospect of soccer on Wednesday offers something of a refuge for Britons.
"Moon," Duncan Jones's modest, haunting first feature, offers something of an antidote, presenting a vision of life beyond Earth that emphasizes claustrophobia and loneliness.
Known as the Premiership after its restructuring in 1992, and now as the Premier League, the omission offers something of a synopsis on the dramatic transformation the league has undertaken.
TO TEST AN IDEA LaunchRock is a free landing-page software tool that allows anyone to create a page that offers something of value and captures the e-mails of those who are interested.
Some platforms offer something of a substitute.
The events of last week offer something of an answer.
The country's previous backlashes offer something of a guide.
Even before his appointment, Sir John, 55, seemed to offer something of a break with tradition.
A report from the Labor Department on Thursday offered something of a preview of those numbers.
