Sentence examples for something of a character from inspiring English sources
He was something of a character.
She was bright, stylish and something of a character.
NM Leigh Roose was, by 1900s standards, something of a character.
By all accounts, Mr. Kihlgren is a conservationist, a man of impeccable taste, and something of a character.
He seems to think of himself as something of a character: blustery, and quick to tell a story.
But it's clear he was also something of a character; at one point during the interview he even demonstrates a movement.
Bertie is resistant - and Logue is something of an eccentric character.
As the days stretch into weeks, he becomes something of a neighborhood character, a benign, eccentric presence whose watchful, diffident manner arouses sympathy and mild curiosity from other habitués of the area.
Oddly, Samuel L. Jackson, as Flipper's crack-addicted brother, is something of a comic character.
He has turned into Something of a Colourful Character, though, as this piece from Kevin Mitchell details.
High gloom ReprintsIn Soviet times, Islam in Tatarstan was largely a means of ethnic identification and had something of a "folk" character, says Akhmet Yarlykapov of the Russian Academy of Sciences.
