Sentence examples for something of a proprietary from inspiring English sources

Ms. Lin clambered nimbly up and down them, regarding each nook, cranny and blade of grass with something of a proprietary air.

You'll need to buy its proprietary hardware, and at $399 it's something of a significant investment.

It prefers the security of a proprietary network.

It also includes unauthorized use of a proprietary program.

Something of a mess.

Something of a surprise.

Responsible innovation becomes something of a metaphor.

In fact, it's made of something considerably lighter, and very durable: a proprietary mix of stone, sand and fiberglass.

Content is delivered from an international network of servers using a proprietary file transfer protocol.

"A bunch of stuff —— " Ms. Rohe broke in: "A proprietary blend of material".

"Rather than being a cheaper alternative to something expensive and proprietary, it's now a set of tools anyone can use almost anywhere to create software faster," he said.