Sentence examples for represents something of from inspiring English sources

In itself that represents something of a victory.

Finally, Jim Bett's career represents something of a travelogue.

"Numb" represents something of an introduction to American audiences.

— but also represents something of a missed opportunity.

But in Iraq, Syria still represents something of an oasis.

However, for Channel 4 Hunt represents something of a bargain.

But Hold Your Own represents something of a departure.

But this season represents something of a breakthrough for Mr. Gockley and the company.

But it represents something of a milestone for the hedge fund industry.

Yet from an investment perspective this week's restructuring represents something of a concession to conventionality.

For the Met, of course, the show also represents something of a watershed moment.