Sentence examples for something of a hybrid from inspiring English sources

The mosque is something of a hybrid.

Going forward, the fight against terrorism will have to be something of a hybrid.

But even wild Alaskan salmon are becoming something of a hybrid.

The friars are something of a hybrid between monks and diocesan priests.

The 46-story glass tower is something of a hybrid of traditional hotels and condominiums.

The book is therefore something of a hybrid, the biography amiable, the afterlife placidly illuminating and useful.

But, while one applauds the idea, the result is something of a confusing hybrid.

This latest production from Robert Carsen and the Théâtre des Bouffes du Nord is something of a curious hybrid.

The collection is something of a maternity hybrid, offering cleverly designed pieces that cater to pregnant women but without the nine-month expiration date.

But Mr. Sander's position is also something of an unwieldy hybrid: he has much of the power once held by the chairman but not the broad sway and job security that comes with a fixed term and a vote on the board.

But Mr. Sander's position is also something of an unwieldy hybrid: he has much of the power once held by the chairman, but not the broad sway and job security that comes with a fixed term and a vote on the board.