Sentence examples for something of a tract from inspiring English sources

The film nonetheless purports to be something of a tract.

Ms. Drexler quoted the title of a tract by William Penn, the 17th century Quaker.

The modern world is helpful to the narrative but not the subject of a tract.

Cranberries were also promoted as something of a superfruit, with the industry providing medical studies showing that cranberry juice may help prevent urinary tract infections, and playing up its antioxidant properties.

Something of a mess.

Something of a surprise.

Responsible innovation becomes something of a metaphor.

By owning a shooting estate in Scotland and a tract of land in Sussex.

Some might think of it as essentially a tract rather than a travel book.

The family sold a tract of land to pay for his passage.

THE HISTORY European settlers bought a tract of land from Lenape leaders in 1664.