Sentence examples for success something of from inspiring English sources
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.
Some scientists were also forced to rush in applications earlier than they would have liked, almost certainly reducing their chances of success – something from which the school "will find it hard" to recover.
These women were among my first examples of success, something not easily found in my hometown where unemployment still hovers at nearly twice the national average.
"I hope to be a part of future success, something I know that everyone connected with the club works very hard for".
GERMANY'S economic success presents something of an educational puzzle.
But Ms. Silverman now regards its success as something of a fluke.
The production's success is something of a surprise because the advance buzz had not been encouraging.
Get The Knack took 11 days and cost $18,000 to record, but its success became something of a curse.
Traditionally, it is a style of music dominated by men, so her success was something of a rarity, according to a profile of the singer on Billboard.com.
The book's international success is something of a surprise for a writer from a country about which, as Gospodinov has said, "there's not much literary curiosity".
