Sentence examples for was something of a challenge from inspiring English sources

But for her cast, that was something of a challenge.

For Cloughley and O'Malley, finding a suitable interlocutor was something of a challenge.

My own reading preferences in those days ran along the lines of John Norman's "Gor" novels, so Le Guin's book was something of a challenge.

Yet, while the source material isn't quite as sanguinary as its Japanese cousin, there are certainly enough stabbings, bludgeonings and deaths to mean that making a loyal adaptation that the core fanbase could actually go and watch was something of a challenge.

His attempt to enter the world of directing opera with a "period-style" staging (following the original production book) of Verdi's La Forza del Destino was less happy, and reviewing it was something of a challenge; his directing career never quite took off.

Getting a proper map of South Park to base the geography on was something of a challenge, as the town's layout has shifted around a fair amount over the show's 247 episodes.

And that's something of a challenge.

Poulet admits playing Lyn has been something of a challenge.

BASILICA-HOPPING, however, will be something of a challenge.

But as appealing an asset as Yoplait is, selling it is something of a challenge.

"Coinciding bedtimes," she says, laughing, and there is something of a challenge in her voice.