Sentence examples for success something from inspiring English sources

Was the tree's success something like the neighborhood's?

Germany remains a huge social and economic success, something that it often seems unGerman to savour.

Wong is an unusual politician – her professional success something of a triumph of ambition over temperament.

Even at the height of their success, something of the underdog clung to them.

But becoming a niche success — something like Nashville's answer to the Buena Vista Social Club?

But even if it's a success, something is ruined when characters are given new life.

Murthy admires Aadhaar and hopes for Nilekani's complete success, but he finds it easy to imagine a half-success — something that is neither a zero nor a one.

You suddenly had an inexhaustible run of first novels that were astonishing successes: something unknown in other historical epochs, in which reputations were achieved over time.

It seems the Miss America Pageant is a victim of its newfound success -- something officials have been striving for since women burned their bras on the Boardwalk several decades ago and declared the contest irrelevant.

So success meant something to Mr. Luzhetsky.

GERMANY'S economic success presents something of an educational puzzle.