Sentence examples for something of miracle from inspiring English sources

In fact, that it still exists at all is something of miracle.

Britain's performance, compared with other rich countries, has been no miracle, but it has been good which, by historic standards, is itself something of a miracle (see article).

It is something of a miracle.

He's also something of a miracle.

Even today, this seems like something of a miracle.

That is something of a miracle in an age of expensively assembled multinational teams.

That any of the cars survive, much less the drivers, is something of a miracle.

The mere survival of this orchestra is something of a miracle.

Based on Boston's regular season performance, that's something of a miracle.

He's also something of a miracle worker when confronted with limited access or uncertain conditions.

In this obstructionist situation, it is something of a miracle that Pres.