Sentence examples for proves to be something from inspiring English sources

As the exterminators' first job, it proves to be something of a baptism of fire.

Unkindly, there are no places to sit anywhere in the show.The room devoted to the feats of the Farnese proves to be something of a knockout too.

The truth of her truth, though, proves to be something altogether more inspired and more audacious: before delivering her sales pitch, she boldly creates a situation, even a relationship, that renders her customer receptive to hearing the truth.

For the near future, I hope that our first attempt at world event proves to be something that players like so that we can try some even grander designs.

The case, however, proves to be something of a distraction, since Bertrand's attention is quickly hijacked by Audrey Varella Louise Bourgoinn), a minor local celebrity — and major party girl — whose television weather report pretty much makes ordering soft-core pay-per-view on hotel-room cable redundant.

Although housed in an unprepossessing barracks in the Presidio, a landmarked 19th century Army base, inside it proves to be something of a high-tech wonderland, designed by David Rock-well, the man behind the 2009 Oscars broadcast and the Imagination Playground in New York.

The face-off proved to be something less than that.

This had proved to be something of a sales problem.

This proved to be something of an awakening.

Christiania, however, has proved to be something more substantial.

Fortunately, Bane proved to be something of a saint.