Sentence examples for some sideshow from inspiring English sources
We weren't going to see some sideshow act but a reputable professional with a long list of corporate clients.
"Like Frankenstein, he is a brilliant but mad scientist; he has two personalities, like Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, both civilized and savage; and like some sideshow super-geek, he is held and exhibited in a succession of zoolike enclosures".
It's weird because you're in a room with people you probably don't know and no one wants to be sold anything but everyone is there to sell something and most people feel horrible that they have to hawk their product or service like some sideshow carnie.
Putin can quietly cheer for Trump and even add some sideshows to this year's carnival election, but he can't himself deposit Trump in the White House.
This isn't some East Village sideshow.
I'm not sure if these are paintings, 1960's album covers writ large or the curtains to some imaginary sideshow, in part because their surfaces, while robust, are also rotelike.
At first it was only rabbits and bears, monkeys and rabbits, owls and flowers, dogs and cats that tantalised and tormented each other, ranged side by side in the picture space as if in some grotesque sideshow.
The latest politician to be guilty of invoking his spirit is not Boris Johnson, who persists in channelling the man in the manner of some cheap sideshow psychic, but the Hon Tristram Hunt MP, son of Baron Hunt of Chesterton, alumnus of University College School Hampstead and Trinity College Cambridge – as well as shadow education secretary and socialist reformer of the state school system.
I don't want it looked at like some circus sideshow".
He introduced Diane Arbus to the Amazing Randi, who in turn led her to some of the sideshow personalities she photographed so memorably.
