Sentence examples for something of a low from inspiring English sources

There is reason for him to keep something of a low profile.

Brown has joined an organisation at something of a low ebb.

"But as for the rest of what we do -- we have had something of a low profile".

America's confidence in its capacity to remake other countries for the better is at something of a low ebb right now.

Granted, there are occasions when the guiding hand of producer Judd Apatow seems to be laid rather too heavily on the proceedings, most notably during the now infamous communal pants-pooing sequence, which marks something of a low point.

When a man as intransigent as Martin Johnson takes the microphone in front of 84,000 people and says simply: 'I'm sorry,' to the 20,000-strong contingent that had come to support his team, you know he has reached something of a low.

"This region is something of a low-wage test lab.

But the high life Mr. Kirshbaum was hoping for has turned out to be something of a low-rent affair.

Even among radiologists, mammography has always been something of a low-status medical specialty, struggling to attract top-flight doctors.

The market's response indicates not only that Comcast's bid was something of a low-ball offer but that investors are worried that Comcast -- like many companies before it -- may lose its financial head and start bidding up its offer.

Sharon Stone Having led something of a low-key life of late, it was rather a surprise that Sharon Stone made an appearance at a Roberto Cavalli party in Milan last September.