Sentence examples similar to something of new from inspiring English sources

Now, I consider myself something of a new age chief executive.

The book comes at a period in which Sunset is getting something of a new life.

"This is something of a new experience for me," he says.

Sticking to the script is something of a new direction for Gosling.

Something of a new departure for me this week – a breakfast meeting.

There's something of the New Yorker in her; she's a powerhouse, but a sophisticated one.

We've reached something of a new era.

He also reinvented himself as something of a new man - at least initially.

But offering a delivery service is still something of a new experiment for the company.

"Let's Stay Together" is turning into something of a new anthem for the Democratic Party.

But for the surrounding communities, the occasion signals something of a new beginning.