Sentence examples for something of a side from inspiring English sources

Gangster finance is something of a side issue.

This arrival of Twitter comes through something of a side door.

But her real identity, call girl or literary hoaxer, is something of a side issue.

Dylan becomes a music writer, which is something of a side career you've had, too, isn't it?

Street panhandling is something of a side gig for Mr. Corey, who sets upon the cars emerging from the Queens-Midtown Tunnel.

Now that at least thirty-eight people are dead, thousands have been driven from their homes, and millions are without power, the election campaign looks like something of a side show.

Getting organised, with western help Rokke to the rescue Marked by the market Bringing home the bacon ReprintsThis makes the foray into the courts something of a side-show.

According to Knatchbull, however, the cinemas are something of a side-show for Curzon, or a means to an end, in a multi-faceted plan to profit from independent film.

Alexey Miller, its CEO, said the alternative energy source would remain something of a luxurious side dish.

And as the years passed, it turned out that he even had something of a soft side, difficult as it was to see or believe.

Todd, who had not succeeded in finding his other half at home, had something of a compulsive side to his personality.