Sentence examples for something of a hit from inspiring English sources

Western culture has also taken something of a hit.

And it has become something of a hit.

Carson has so far proved to be something of a hit with this group, however.

Photos of the buried roads, now planted with soyabeans, have since become something of a hit around the country.

I Coppi is already something of a hit, and after three visits, I'd have to say deservedly so.

The same year, Morton Subotnick's "Silver Apples of the Moon" was commissioned by Nonesuch and became something of a hit.

Even if healthy, it is still something of a hit-or-miss group.

With his complementary buzz cut, hard-body profile and hyperbolic masculinity, McKenna turns out to be a capable if overly reckless sidekick and a rather adorable Mini Me for Bishop in what soon starts to resemble something of a hit-man hookup.

Pinterest's ability to directly impact revenue has been something of a hit-or-miss experience so far.

It turned into something of a cult hit when he published his first version last year.

Another is Nathan Hill, whose The Nix was something of a sleeper hit last year.