Sentence examples for something of a testing from inspiring English sources
There was an edge in her tone in the John Dowland songs with which she started, while Hugo Wolf proved something of a testing ground; Verborgenheit and Im Frühling revealed suspect intonation when singing softly.
Frederic speculated that the feature might later roll out to Google Play, with the Chrome Web Store serving as something of a testing ground.
Yet Silicon Valley is also surely something of a test-tube.
Mr. Kinsley's tenure served as something of a test of the effectiveness of Web publishing.
The rhythmic subtleties of "Different Trains" would be something of a test for Mr. Robertson.
The oil company Shell, for example, is becoming something of a test case.
The Alaskan Arctic was seen as something of a testbed for potential wider drilling off Greenland, Norway and Russia.
Some analysts say Turbo will be something of a test for Mr. Kilts and Gillette.
What one does with that fame is something of a test.
American officials acknowledged that the project would be something of a test for the World Bank.
"It is something of a test," he told me one day this summer, regarding the Iraqis.
