Sentence examples for causing something of a from inspiring English sources

Sightings of a shirtless Justin Trudeau are causing something of a stir across Canada and around the world.

The wealthy who are leaving Venezuela are causing something of a glut in the luxury car market.

This Japanese firm is not one of the best-known camera manufacturers, but its SD9 camera is already causing something of a sensation.

Technically adventurous though always assured, Lise de la Salle replaced the indisposed Alice Sara Ott as soloist, causing something of a sensation with her weighty, witty playing.

The Royal Collection has itself been loftily silent about the book, which has been causing something of a stir in the art world.

A few years ago three movies he was casting were all greenlighted at the same time, causing something of a traffic jam.

At a digital innovation consultancy in central Helsinki, the men's toilets were causing something of an inconvenience.

West German propagandist and educational activities against the GDR put increasing political pressure on the East German regime, causing something of an 'anti-imperialist class struggle psychosis'.

It caused something of a stink.

Publication of my diaries has caused something of a stir.

The revelation caused something of a storm on social media.