Sentence examples for something of from inspiring English sources

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issue of

point of

everything of

stuff of

phenomenon of

The phrase 'something of' is correct and can be used in written English.
It usually means 'some aspect of' or 'some type of'. For example, "I'm looking for something of a challenge."

Exact(60)

Something of a mess.

The New Yorker

"Not something of that magnitude".

The New York Times - Sports

That's something of an understatement.

Independent

Something of a pattern here?

Independent

Something of hope and optimism.

The Guardian - Music

Do something of your own.

The New York Times

Wanna make something of it?

The New Yorker

It made something of you.

The New York Times

And something of a tradition.

The New York Times - Sports

Something of a holy trinity.

Independent

She knew something of hunger.

The New York Times - Food

More suggestions(15)

offering of

somebody of

someone of

matter of

bit of

trying of

somewhere of

does of

was of

did of

going of

got of

handles of

data of

sort of

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