Sentence examples for something of a blessing from inspiring English sources

But it was something of a blessing, she said.

This has been something of a blessing for the work.

The ban may be something of a blessing for Chinese movie-goers.

To get back to the point raised earlier, the poor economy has been something of a blessing for the nonbelievers.

"Picasso's Drawings, 1890-1921: ReinvenTraditionision" is a model of Frick-like reserve, which may be something of a blessing where Picasso is concerned.

But for Gulbis, competing at Sebonack at all is something of a blessing, with how the first months of her season unfolded in March and April.

Such growth presents something of a mixed blessing.

Which was something of a mixed blessing last weekend.

The overall lyrical bent proves something of a mixed blessing.

So the National Archives decision to put the Domesday Book online is something of a mixed blessing.

"Winter is, for the astronomer, something of a mixed blessing," said Grant Privett in Astronomy Now (November).