Sentence examples for something of a trend from inspiring English sources
It's becoming something of a trend.
Aging maple syrup in charred-oak barrels used for bourbon has become something of a trend.
Breeding nice doctors, it seems, is becoming something of a trend.
The exhibition as cornucopia — as an overwhelming array of found objects selected and arranged by an artist — has become something of a trend.
And the flatter logo look appears to be something of a trend – with Yahoo similarly revamping its appearance only a few weeks ago.
And while oversized clutches have become something of a trend in recent years, for spring it's razzle-dazzle tiny box bags we're concerned with.
Though Ms. Chastain (who doesn't give out her age) seems to have burst all of a sudden onto the big screen, for the past four years or so she was becoming something of a trending topic in Hollywood.
Could we be seeing something of a TV trend emerging?
James Frey Chasstian-baiting has, of late, become something of a fictional trend.
It has become something of a fashion trend to spoof designers.
The Big Brother email policy is becoming something of a nasty trend.
