Sentence examples for something of a match from inspiring English sources

Certainly the more libertarian aspects of Freud's character, the sense of being a prodigy, the freedom of his thinking, would seem something of a match.

The DreamWorks deal came together with breathtaking speed in the last few weeks, becoming something of a match made in Hollywood heaven.

"You're always looking for something out of a match and today [against Italy] it was a performance," she said.

In both cases the contests could be billed as something of a grudge match.

The two should be able to disrupt each other's comfort zones enough to make it something of a chess match, their very different types of athleticism making for a compelling contrast.

No organized protest materialized, but from there, the proceedings degenerated into something of a shouting match, with Sanders supporters, particularly some from the California delegation, trying to drown out the speakers with shouts like "Bernie!

This second-round encounter against Janowicz, a big-serving Polish qualifier, represents something of a trap match for Gulbis; his court assignment has been demoted all the way from Centre Court to No. 17, and his foe is ranked more than 100 spots lower than his previous opponent.

Donald Trump and Nigel Farage were always something of a love match.

It was something of an odd match right from the start, the dedicated, conservative theologian and his largely secular, socially liberal home country.

But Sam Mendes was wisely brought into the fold and he delivered Skyfall which became something of a phenomenon, matching wildly enthusiastic reviews with record-breaking box-office returns.

When Porto knocked United out in the Old Trafford return, Ferguson found a way to congratulate Mourinho and they shared a glass of wine, which became something of a post-match tradition.