Sentence examples for something of a regression from inspiring English sources
This was something of a regression: I worked on cars throughout high school and college, and one of my early jobs was at a Porsche repair shop.
Sadly, two new cheerleading films, this week's Fired Up and hotly anticipated Diablo Cody-penned film Jennifer's Body, are something of a regression.
This regression comes as something of a relief, because it offers both a flight from the burdens of maturity and an alternative to angry, aggressive forms of immaturity that dominate movies, television and video games.
Cohen could be onto something; in any case, no one in the movie business is going to make fun of a regression as lucrative as his.
More specifically, Japan is something of an outlier with a (partial) regression coefficient for Gender (b = 2.40) that is considerably higher than that for the Netherlands (ranked second, b = 1.88) and for South Korea (ranked third, b = 1.72).
And something of a tradition.
Something of a holy trinity.
Something of a pattern here?
Responsible innovation becomes something of a metaphor.
