Sentence examples for bit of a meta from inspiring English sources

Which felt like a bit of a meta statement for Mr. Stetson, onstage without accompaniment, even though his music emphatically seeks communion.

"The idea is that it's a bit of a meta-game, going on alongside the main game," says Rutter.

It's a bit of a meta-experience to watch "Ghosts". Marshall's camera team captures McArthur with her own camera trained on the tranquillity that is possible and the terror that too many animals experience.

It's a bit like that guy in the wheelchair in Oz who breaks the fourth wall and addresses the audience occasionally with lyrical snippets of philosophy that offer a bit of a meta-narrative.

Russell's Human Society is a fun book to read, but meta-ethically it is a bit of a mess.

Yet on another, it is an impressive bit of meta fiction, a tribute to its own artifice that would almost seem to demand a guest appearance by Joaquin Phoenix.

In a bit of accidental meta-satire, a police chief cited a hoax news story on Tuesday as part of an argument against decriminalizing marijuana.

Evans starred as The Human Torch in the two "Fantastic Four" movies, and played, in a bit of fitting meta-fiction, an action star/warrior in the graphic novel-based "Scott Pilgrim Vs.

In a bit of meta playfulness Mr. Cavalli, who directs a theater troupe at Rebibbia prison in Rome, was cast as the director of the play within the movie.

A bit of meta on my "debate" with Ron Paul; I think it's a perfect illustration of a point I've thought about a lot, the uselessness of face-to-face debates.

(In a bit of meta casting, Ephron is played by Grace Gummer, whose mother, Meryl Streep, played  a fictionalized version of Ephron in the 1986 movie "Heartburn").