Sentence examples for something of a spectacle from inspiring English sources
Make something of a spectacle of yourself.
I was something of a spectacle.
The trial was something of a spectacle with many women spectators openly sympathetic to Nanavati.
Kenny — I don't know anyone who calls him Mr. Wong — knows that we create something of a spectacle up there.
Mr. Hamdan's lawyers lost a battle that could have turned Thursday's hearing into something of a spectacle.
The day of the fare increase, described as a "siege of dimes" in an article in The Times, turned into something of a spectacle.
And in doing so it has made a showdown between political art and beauty art something of a bogus spectacle.
In some places this strange trapeze act has become something of a tourist spectacle, but not here: this is still part of an ancient communal catharsis.
From the percussive, tangy music to the powerful bodies encased in gold, "Pamina Devi" is something of a quiet spectacle, and its message is freedom.
That it was two women involved, that was another factor that gave it an edge of scandale, something of a sexist spectacle". Dowd says she was under no pressure to write it - "quite the reverse".
The applause for the remarks about women in Congress segued into one of the first of numerous USA! chants that would follow throughout the night, this time with numerous Democrats joining in, something of a disorienting spectacle.
