Sentence examples for something of a stalker from inspiring English sources

She admits to being something of a stalker.

The king, in Sebba's telling, emerges as a man who today might be looked on as something of a stalker.

Unlike the tortured Mary Eleanor Bowes, the heroine of Wendy Moore's masterly "Wedlock," whose horrific marriage transfixed an earlier generation of the British public, Theresa doesn't evoke much empathy because she seems not only needy and clingy but something of a stalker.

The hero is slowly revealed to be something of a stalker, leading to a wonderfully uncomfortable sensation of unwilling yet compelling play.

She succumbs to her obsession and as I believe it's revealed in the promos, she becomes something of a stalker, which is great fun.

After the album's release, public scrutiny of her love life blossomed into something like a stalker school of literary criticism.

Playing "this crazy, ridiculous, kooky character of a stalker," Nettles says, "I felt like I was in Fame or something...

"I had security because of a stalker, which was horrible".

She departs from Erinsborough suddenly after she becomes the victim of a stalker, Frank Romano (Lliam Amor).

You do this more often than you admit and feel like a bit of a stalker.

He might think you are a bit of a stalker.