Sentence examples for wannabe of from inspiring English sources

The novelty act is central to the X Factor formula, and requires a talentless wannabe of questionable mental stability and disturbingly unrealistic ambition, whose job is to make headlines and get people talking, then get voted off.

Music website, Popjustice, likened the song to British girl group, the Spice Girls, writing, "'DNA' is the 'Say You'll Be There' to the 'Wannabe' of 'Wings'".

And most importantly, do not call others a wannabe of your style.

Wannabes of the English culture frequent it as well.

Beginning with Barcelona, the basketball wannabes of the admiring world collected their autographs and took their pictures.

The has-beens or wannabes of Waiting for Godot are energised by fear and expectation in their no-man's-land.

Once upon a time book parties were the boot to kick off the season for the members and wannabes of a certain intellectual/literary/celebratory commonwealth.

And, of course, "the presidential wannabes of both parties don't just court run-of-the-mill voters; they spend at least as much time wooing the wealthy few who make megabucks".

Giles Clarke, erstwhile chairman of the ECB, wannabe chairman of the ICC, has been known to tell journalists not to bother with the business of cricket.

Or to a wannabe leader of the free world.

Mr Trecartin's videos effectively create more dissonance here than they did amid the wannabe edginess of the New Museum.