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

It was something of a return gesture.

It was something of a return home, because Mr. Kashkari, an Ohio native, moved to California in 1997 to work as an engineer for TRW.

His last book, The Agent, took on the world of pro sports and was something of a return to form, but the best of his later novels is Bomber's Law (1993), which harked back to glories of old.

After a week marked by violence on the campaign trail -- a black protester was punched in the face at a Trump rally in North Carolina on Wednesday -- Saturday's event was something of a return to normalcy.

The potential for poor children to scrub toilets for pocket money was something of a return to Gingrich's 2005 idea to "pay students in poor neighborhoods to take math and science classes, which could be taught by people with math and science backgrounds who may not have teaching certificates".

But for him it is something of a return.

Against this backdrop, "Tiempo Muerto" is something of a return to first principles.

The Senegalese singer's first album in five years is something of a return to form after a couple of lacklustre offerings.

All the same, last November, 58% of metro Denver's voters agreed to back FasTracks with a 0.4 cent sales tax.For Denver, this is something of a return to its past.

Follow-up Hollow Meadows is something of a return to familiar ground for Hawley, although it doesn't feel like a rehash: instead there is a sense of refinement at work here.

In style, Mrs. Megawati would be something of a return to the Javanese indirection of Mr. Suharto's rule, though she offers fewer of the indecipherable smiles he hid behind.