Sentence examples for prove something of from inspiring English sources

But resigning could also prove something of a double-edged sword, Mr. Sklaire said.

A long early slide in the new currency's exchange rate against the dollar did prove something of a political worry.

Then came The Missouri Breaks (1976), another revisionist take on the Western that would prove something of an overreaching project.

Yet watching an off-course planet crash into the Earth might just prove something of a light bulb moment for all the cabinet.

The subtitle of Daisy Dunn's first book – "the life of Rome's most erotic poet" – may prove something of a letdown for the dirty mac brigade.

For a brand that prizes its high-tech Dutch engineering and usability, does that not prove something of a mixed blessing?

The accident proved something of a watershed.

The game's opening possession proved something of a harbinger.

Calling the episode Mutiny proved something of a misnomer.

The overall lyrical bent proves something of a mixed blessing.

This proves something of a red herring, however.