Sentence examples for a case of dressing from inspiring English sources

But was Black's treatise on terrorism-as-global-panto-for-the-masses – and where that dovetails with the cinema industry – a case of dressing up old iron?

My Kingdom for a Shower This boils down to a case of dressing-room-shower envy.

But like Django in his blue velvet, the movie is a case of Tarantino dressing up in genre clothes, rather than getting inside the skin of the Western, as the Coens brilliantly did in True Grit.

This was a case of Hutton dressed as Lahm".

Having emerged unscathed from the inevitable and unfortunate comparisons to fellow ladies of electropop Lady Gaga and Little Boots, it may well seem like a case of being all dressed up with nowhere to go, since so much of their debut charted the breakdown of a long-term relationship.

The band looks dapper in all-black outfits, however this is a case of being all dressed up and nowhere to go.

It quickly becomes apparent that this is not just a case of an artist dressing in drag and exploring his feminine side.

There are a lot of pretty girls in magazines, but they all wear the same dress and it's a case of: "Who wore the dress best?" So boring.

A few years back someone won by going as Sharon from HR simply by gluing at least a case of Parliaments to a dress.

Perhaps, in a case of life imitating art, they should simply dress as boys and trick their way into male parts.

But after watching the entire movie — a 1978 period piece loosely inspired by the ABSCAM sting — I knew it was more than a case of hair envy or '70s-appropriate window dressing (the way, say, Ben Affleck's shaggy dog 'do was in "Argo").