Sentence examples for something of a sequel from inspiring English sources

This year's trip was something of a sequel.

"The Gun Runner's Daughter" is something of a sequel.

But yes, it's true that I was intending to write something of a sequel to "Paranoia".

For Mr. Samberg and his main collaborators — Akiva Schaffer and Jorma Taccone — "I Ran" is something of a sequel.

The same description applies to "51 Birch Street," Mr. Block's 2005 film, to which "The Kids Grow Up" is something of a sequel.

In her latest, the similarly glorious and generous "The Beaches of Agnès," Ms. Varda has created something of a sequel to "The Gleaners and I".

With the success of "Blue Harvest" and "Something, Something, Something, Dark Side", a sequel episode, entitled "It's a Trap!" and parodying the film Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi, aired during the ninth season of Family Guy.

There is a good argument to be made for Insomnia being something of a spiritual sequel: both books feature the same themes, and there are loud echoes of the earlier book.

Christian Bale, reliably great, dug deep to deliver something of a demented sequel to American Psycho: Here was (Patrick) Bat e man, after enough therapy to have lost all humor and gained tedious introspection but a few sessions short of actually quitting the maniacal nighttime S&M sprees.

A week after the finalization of his $2bn purchase, the gregarious Ballmer hosted a fan rally in LA's Staples Center on Monday, where he delivered something of a basketball-centric sequel to the infamous, out-of-control "Developers" speech he made back when he was the CEO of Microsoft.

In a Twitter response to their story about the movie, the Safdie brothers described the tone of his soundtrack as something like a sequel to his 2009 compilation Rifts.