Sentence examples for something of a contribution from inspiring English sources
They can claim, in their desperation, to have made something of a contribution to the Ashes series, leading it by 31 to 30 as it stands.
Give Trump this much: even in a field that tends to favor abstraction and obfuscating euphemisms like "fallout" or "dirty bomb," classifying Armageddon as the "nuclear alternative" represents something of a contribution.
The motivation and logistics behind these large contributions remain something of a mystery.
Peter Sarkisian of Santa Fe has made something of a condensed cousin to Mr. Wexler's contribution.
To others, however, Mr. Winnick's business contribution at Global remains something of a mystery.
In that way, Ford has become something of a symbol for the Orioles, who have relied this year on contributions from every corner of their unsung team.
Something of a pattern here?
And something of a tradition.
Something of a holy trinity.
Responsible innovation becomes something of a metaphor.
