Sentence examples for with something of a from inspiring English sources

"We've lived with something of a bifurcated identity," said Patricia Cruz, executive director of the organization.

That left Mr. Thompson with something of a dilemma.

We are, therefore, left with something of a dilemma.

The news landed with something of a thud.

He was in Kathmandu, dealing with something of a mountaineering crisis.

Even the stadium announcer concluded with something of a mixed message as the players headed inside.

And, he said, with something of a scowl, "I'll be watching".

The referee came into the match with something of a reputation.

Oil production remains plagued by inefficiency.Raúl Castro began his presidency with something of a spending spree.

NINE-TO-FIVE presented you, and me, with something of a problem.

Long-D is a semi-catchy track with something of a retro sound.