Sentence examples for bit of a carnival from inspiring English sources

The voice was authoritative and effusive, with a bit of a carnival barker mixed in.

The free screening, which included a chat with the Oscar and Palme d'Or winner that lasted almost as long as the film, had a bit of a carnival atmosphere.

Record-breaking feats bring a bit of a carnival atmosphere to tech conferences.

"But to come to the league leaders in a bit of a carnival atmosphere and come out with a point and look fairly solid for most of the game is a good start.

It's a subliminal carnival, a bit of a circus, a sip of a cocktail: amorous, clandestine, physical, light-headed and heavy-lidded.

Everywhere Rangers go, there's a carnival and it's a bit of a circus that follows it.

Mr. Met is credited with being the first live-action, costume-wearing mascot in baseball, having made his début in 1964, when the Mets moved into Shea Stadium and were not above engaging in a bit of carnival nonsense to win new fans.

The title track, for instance, comes across as a seductive bit of carnival patter, something you might have heard on the Asbury Park boardwalk in the old days.

The result is something of a carnival atmosphere.

THE catalog has all the subtlety of a carnival barker.

The atmosphere may have taken on aspects of a carnival.