Sentence examples for something of a phenomenon from inspiring English sources

Britton, 33, is something of a phenomenon.

Indeed, Pentatonix has become something of a phenomenon.

Afternoon tea has become something of a phenomenon.

Rowell has become something of a phenomenon in America.

This hasn't stopped beach huts becoming something of a phenomenon.

And they have become something of a phenomenon among Tehran's small minority of wealthy women.

There is something of a circular phenomenon here.

Making a Murderer has become something of a cultural phenomenon.

Silverman has become something of a web phenomenon in recent times.

Something of a cultural phenomenon in Norway, slow TV is basically a genre where nothing happens for hours on end.

Well, actually, he's something of a Glastonbury phenomenon – his 2pm Pyramid stage slot last year drew a headliner-sized crowd.