Sentence examples for yes something of from inspiring English sources

I don't personally know Valencia or her situation and I don't doubt that those dollars aren't hard earned -- as Valencia herself points out, the mayor is known for being fast on his feet and having, yes, something of a short temper.

Yes, something of a pack rat, but one with a sharp eye for what was likely to be of importance in the future.

"The short answer is yes, something like this could eventually happen here," said Bruce Quade, former chairman of the Maryland Racing Commission.

"Well, yes, something like that".

Oh yes, something was building up.

But yes, something died in Egypt today.

Yes, everybody saw it in high school, and yes, it's something of a war horse.

Perhaps yes, there is something of Pina Bausch in the way these four women seem driven by forces within themselves.

Leslie Moonves, chairman of CBS, said, "We're were thrilled obviously, and yes, it was something of a surprise to win that many".

Snow White's torment is being separated from her true love, Prince Charming (because he's in a coma – yes, there is something of the daytime soap opera about this show), but as she has no memories of ever having met him, it doesn't seem too harsh.

There is a chattering class of publicists, buyers, sellers, cinephiles and yes, journalists, who create something of an echo chamber where buzz, that gauzy coin of the realm at Sundance, is created.