Sentence examples for a sideshow out of from inspiring English sources

Actually, it was just the standard big tease, typically propagated by men, and one that — perhaps unintentionally — would make a sideshow out of a player who has been considered revolutionary by women's basketball standards.

Karl Whelan, professor of economics at University College Dublin, described the sale as a "sideshow", pointing out that even Greece is selling three-month Treasury bills.

I managed to spend time with the last three remaining real sideshows: Hall & Christ's Wondercade, the Wanous family's sideshow out of Alabama, and Whitey Sutton's sideshow, which was being run by Elsie Sutton after Whitey died.

And Foreman was characterised as "The Mummy', a sideshow joke of a fighter, with no intelligence and little talent, save that for knocking men out.

The military affair in which he had been engaged, was as he said, a sideshow of a sideshow.

Electricity has been a sideshow of this energy shock.

Whether Prism turns out to be a bit of a sideshow or the biggest data collection scandal of its time remains to be seen.

In this play recovery is not a sideshow, or some kind of fable.

"It's a bit of a sideshow if the Yankees stay in or out, if they do or don't sell," Cardinale said.

If C2 drops out of the Olympics it'll become a bit of a sideshow category.

But this may turn out to be a sideshow.