Sentence examples for something of a performance from inspiring English sources

Designer Jason Rohrer is something of a performance artist of the videogame world.

Baldwin is something of a performance artist on the microblogging platform.

For Jon, who is writing a book on Brecht, and his playwright sister, life has become something of a performance.

Landsman explained to me that he wrote the script as something of a performance piece and something of a social experiment.

Facebook profiles are always something of a performance: you choose the details you want to share and you choose whom you want to share with.

KIEV — The shutting down of an exhibition in Kiev last month became something of a performance art piece in its own right.

The act of transferring the markings onto paper was something of a secret performance.

The change in game site is something of a repeat performance for the Chargers.

In something of a bravura performance, the Chancellor made the most of the genuine improvements in the economy seen in recent months – jobs, growth, and a very modest improvement in living standards.

Normally I wouldn't involve him in a vacation, but I was staying with my friend Jamie Roux, who like me is a standup comedian and happens to be something of a political performance artist.

The three-day annual gathering, which began Thursday, has become something of a command performance for GOP presidential hopefuls, not least because Adelson, a major benefactor and one of the world's richest men, is also one of the most prodigious donors in American politics.