Sentence examples for something of a bubble from inspiring English sources

Pro footy players live in something of a bubble.

There was something of a bubble surrounding dot-com stocks.

In short, aren't we looking at something of a bubble here?

While the company's flacks would scold them if they were caught dishing to the press, the employees also live in something of a bubble.

It isn't just Clarkson who lives in something of a bubble of acceptance and legal protections.

With classes in Urdu, instead of Arabic, and a curriculum based on the one back home in Pakistan instead of the Saudi system, the sprawling walled campus is something of a bubble, its administrators say.

That itself is something of a bubble-era refrain, but in this case, it just might be right.

It has become something of a football bubble with the national teams playing each other far too often outside the AFF Suzuki Cup.

Her approval ratings have run as high as 80%, and she was named one of America's five best mayors by Time magazine in April.There is something of a political bubble in this.

In fact, he said in no unclear terms that he feels as though there's something of an 'angel bubble' swelling up in Silicon Valley these days.

For all the messy political gridlock in Tokyo, reconstruction funds are flowing in, even creating something of a local economic bubble.