Sentence examples for something of a requirement from inspiring English sources

He's been filming for the forthcoming Andrew Davies adaptation of George Eliot's Daniel Deronda and, as the eponymous hero, the jacket was something of a requirement.

"He did not make a 'plan of supervision'," something which is a requirement of the Dutch PhD system, and after repeated attempts to improve the situation this student terminated his contract and moved to another university.

In-flight internet requires something much more zippy, but with less of a requirement that everything must work perfectly at all times.

That said, and let's be fair, the Mail's comprehensive statement is something of a textbook response to Ipso's requirements.

The work has become something of a cult classic, partly because of its requirement that the concert hall descend into total darkness.

Irealized when planting my rhubarb that those temperature requirements make it something of a gamble.

Going green in the burning desert is something of a hat trick, given normal air-conditioning requirements.

"A significant increase in costs could also put further strain on companies' cashflow position and finance requirements, which already pose something of a risk to a strong upturn".

It's kind of a requirement.

"That's kind of a requirement.

One key requirement has been the need to find places on the comet that experience something of a day/night cycle.