Sentence examples for something of a media from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bo's plight has dominated the annual meeting of the National People's Congress, China's handpicked legislature, where his populist attitude and flamboyant personality made him something of a media star a year ago.

There was something of a media circus following Dan's death.

Charismatic and quick-witted, he became something of a media darling.

It's a question that's turned into something of a media parlor game.

After a 14-week trial that became something of a media circus, Jackson was acquitted in 2005.

After arriving in the United States, he became something of a media sensation, giving interviews and testifying before Congress.

The outspoken marriage therapist, mental health counselor and qualified pilot refuses to conform to conservative expectations of what a black woman can do and has become something of a social media phenomenon, accruing 50,000 followers on Twitter.

Mr. Smith goes head to head at 7 p.m. with the CNN host Anderson Cooper, the shy-seeming, salt-and-pepper-haired son of Gloria Vanderbilt, who has become something of a news media darling in New York recently, and trounces him.

Since it spun out of Time Warner, AOL has turned itself into something of a mini media conglomerate, gobbling up lots of blogs and video-production companies, as well as launching its own internet initiatives such as Patch, a network of local online newspapers.

As something of a digital media hoarder, I threw a handful of big miscellaneous video files (a 500MB.avi and a 400MB.mkv, specifically) into my Dropbox account to see how well things actually worked.

His follow-up, the acts of kindness video, was immediately popular and turned him into something of a social media celebrity.