Sentence examples for being a diva from inspiring English sources

He wasn't being a diva.

There were rumours of Driver being a diva on set.

Ms. Jarman was far from being a diva.

As her success grew, Carey was criticised for being a diva.

"In America, we use the word grounded to mean the opposite of being a diva.

"Mind if I start again?" she asks us halfway through her first number, "Magpie", before apologising for being "a diva" and duly starting again.

The Bagger joked about the awards race this year being a diva-off between Meryl Streep and Glenn Close – a joke that Ms. Streep did not appreciate, thankyouverymuch – but perhaps the real rivalry is between Mr. Clooney and Mr. Pitt, pals and frequent co-stars who know how to make the most of Academy (and other) attention.

"She's a diva".

"He's a diva".

My throat is a diva.

"I'm a diva".