Sentence examples for seemed something of a from inspiring English sources

After years of bare-faced denials, such bare-faced contrition seemed something of a breakthrough.

Since then each Beastie Boys release has seemed something of a variation on the "Check" template -- some busier, some cleaner.

While Mr. Messier's strategy always seemed something of a long shot, few might have expected such an ignominious exit.

For Mrs. Clinton, all this has seemed something of a long shot since her defeats in February.

In fact, eliminating overnight service, to one lifelong New Yorker, seemed something of a self-fulfilling prophecy.

Security for freedom has always seemed something of a false trade-off when it comes to terrorism.

Lukoil has seemed something of an exception.

Article 5 seemed something of an anachronism after the Soviet collapse.

For one thing, Arsenal can no longer lay claim to the best defence in the league, a stat that always seemed something of an early season illusion.

When Ifthekar Jaman, from Portsmouth, arrived in Syria in 2013 and began posting images of himself posing as a jihadist fighter - and, somewhat bizarrely, occasional pictures of cats - he seemed something of an exception.

It did seem something of a stretch.