Sentence examples for creating something of a from inspiring English sources

A contingent has set up camp in the state capitol, creating something of a carnival atmosphere.

And many other executives have departed, creating something of a leadership void at the company.

He first conducted at Covent Garden (Der Rosenkavalier) in 1974, creating something of a sensation.

Digitalized prints have been big for several seasons, but they are also creating something of a blur in the marketplace.

He advances a new way to protect privacy by creating something of a property right for personal information.

A passerelle, or aerial promenade, skirts the perimeter of the glass roof, creating something of a U.F.O.

Richard M. Nixon was invited, creating something of an uneasy atmosphere, Mr. Hawkins said.

In Italy, that possibility seems to be creating something of an Italian Spring.

And it has created something of a generational divide.

The taxi recordings created something of a backseat backlash.

His marriages created something of a scandal on each occasion.