Sentence examples for a thing of it from inspiring English sources

He continued: "They wanted to make a thing of it.

We had never denied it – we just hadn't wanted to make a thing of it.

When he first saw the score, he said, "I didn't understand a thing of it".

Not to make too big a thing of it, but do you think there was anything Freudian just then when you referred to Iraq as Vietnam?

The couple had "planned to take a road trip and quietly return them, and not make a thing of it", she said, but never did.

In a robust response, Wainwright told the Observer she was "saddened" that the Mail had picked up on the attack on Cawood – played by Bafta-winner Sarah Lancashire – and a previous incident when a young woman police officer was crushed to death and had "tried to make a thing of it, when shows like Game of Thrones have so much gratuitous violence against lots of people".

A thing of metal, it looks improbably alive.

This is also a thing of beauty: it hints rather than doggedly, sea-doggedly, copies.

So, however much this show is a thing of art, it is also achingly physical.

It was a thing of breathtaking beauty: it was the colour of the best Mediterranean sky but somehow unnatural, uncanny.

It's a thing of wonder, isn't it?