Sentence examples for kind of a sideshow from inspiring English sources

"That's kind of a sideshow".

Indirectly, the two most memorable moments in Wednesday's argument made clear how much the world had changed — and why the Supreme Court was kind of a sideshow to what's really going on in the country.

"That's kind of like a sideshow," Osgood said of facing the Red Wings.

She did not want the band to become a kind of curiosity, a sideshow in the jazz world.

Some analysts still see telepresence and video conferencing as sort of a sideshow for Cisco.

There is little about John Garlic in news archives, aside from a 1978 story in The Milwaukee Sentinel, in which a John J. Garlic discusses his plans to keep trained dolphins in a former municipal pool he'd bought in the city and wanted to turn into a restaurant with a kind of Sea World sideshow.

The majority of gays seemed to just view the antigays as a kind of amusing sideshow.

The majority of gays seemed to just view the anti-gays as a kind of amusing sideshow.

From reading prostitution advertisements online, or from recalling the kind of carnival sideshow pitch you might hear at a strip club, it's tempting to imagine that sex workers will do whatever men pay them to do, and that sex workers exist to cater to male desire.

In 1991, in the middle of a refugee crisis in southern Sudan, a twenty-seven-year-old British aid worker named Emma McCune scandalized the relief community by marrying a local guerrilla leader; the author describes Emma's brief career as a First Lady-in-Waiting as the kind of surreal sideshow that often accompanies disasters.

"To this impoverished visibility," he wrote in a catalog essay, "must be added the tendency to treat the historical phenomenon known as Kinetic Art as a kind of sideshow, or entertainment, in 20th-century art, not to be treated with the same high seriousness as, say, Minimal Art, Conceptual Art, or for that matter Pop Art.