Sentence examples for something of a field from inspiring English sources

Girls like them too, considering the series something of a field guide to boys.

Assembled from rehearsals rather than the actual concert, it's something of a field recording but one with arresting power.

French sources are abuzz about Xavier Giannoli's "A L'Origine" ("In the Beginning"), something of a "Field of Dreams" for economically troubled times.

Fed from the uniquely American salad bar of private contributions, patron-friendly tax laws, media attention and civic respect for achievers, her nonprofit Opus 118 Music Center has since become something of a Field of Dreams for inner-city children with quarter-size Chinese violins.

It is something of a field of practice where mistakes are more generously indulged as part of the process of learning.

West has been something of a force field when it comes to public gaffes, the hip-hop version of "Manny being Manny".

Since ufology became something of an organized field of study, albeit a fringe one, in the 1950s, the overwhelming majority of the scientific community hasn't hesitated to label the field as pseudoscientific, much to the ire of ufologists.

But Jaar is something of a left-field superstar.

While Warburton is something of a left-field appointment, his hiring, following a successful spell at Brentford, marks a return to normality for Rangers.

Extra point The Dolphins have always had something of a home-field advantage in the Manning chase because he owns a condo nearby, and they are probably looking for any edge to make his decision easier.

Cook was something of a left-field appointment when he was unveiled as successor to John Sheridan last month but chairman Dave Allen pulled no punches in his assessment of the working environment that had developed under the previous regime, vowing that the players could kiss goodbye to a cushy lifestyle.