Sentence examples for something of a throwback from inspiring English sources

Hore is something of a throwback.

SHOSTAKOVICH was something of a throwback.

Leyland, 68, is also something of a throwback.

Mr. Klein is something of a throwback for Kearney.

But the Monkey House remained — popular with zoo visitors, but something of a throwback.

What happened Sunday night, then, was something of a throwback moment.

Here it is seen in a rough-and-tumble staging that constitutes something of a throwback.

It is also something of a throwback, he said, reinforcing the nostalgia mentioned by Ms. Merson.

ReprintsFor all its futuristic ambitions, though, Orion is something of a throwback.

Senator John Kerry's nomination to be secretary of state makes him something of a throwback.

In a place notorious for its new-economy flash, Mercury is something of a throwback.