Sentence examples for something of a division from inspiring English sources

This might create a ton of various strains for fans to explore, but does such a vast sub-sectioned family tree not create something of a division or hierarchy in the metal community?

I think we're looking at something more of a division of labor, where the coalition retains the security function, where the U.N. and international agencies assume a lead role on the humanitarian side and where there's a division of labor or a sharing of responsibility on the political and economic side among governments, the U.N. and, increasingly, Iraqis".

"It helps us clinch something; it helps us put something to bed," Kidd said of a division title.

A MANAGER at one Xerox division made something of a game out of a company-imposed cutback.

While it's hard to draw a conclusion from a single week of ratings data, the figures have to be something of a temporary relief for the news division as Williams' situation has been a public relations nightmare.

To Charles James, head of the Justice Department's antitrust division, it is something of a draw.

While there is fairly clear evidence that ITV's beleaguered production division is getting something of a makeover, the very ambitious targets for growth will take way too long to achieve by organic means alone.

Apple's wearable division has enjoyed something of a renaissance this year, grabbing the top spot in Q1 for overall wearables the first time since Q3 2015.

The speakership has become something of a poisoned chalice for Republicans, with the divisions with the GOP caucus making it an impossible job.

My personal experience with him was of an incredibly kind, generous, considerate man who would sit and talk about art and philosophy for hours.' Photographs of the man capture something of the psychic division.

There is not much of a division".