Sentence examples for what a phenomenon from inspiring English sources

What a phenomenon Karita Mattila has become!

This is what a phenomenon looks like.

Kael could not have predicted what a phenomenon the movie would become.

It's easy to forget what a phenomenon Watership Down was at the time.

Had Parker had any inkling of what a phenomenon Sex And The City would be, she might never have done it, "but once I got past the theoretical fear of that kind of fame, I never looked back.

"We all knew we were on to a good thing because Julian Fellowes was writing it and Maggie Smith was attached, but you never can predict," she says in reply to my question about whether she had foreseen just what a phenomenon Downton Abbey would become.

If any pop song deserves to have an entire book written about it, it is surely "White Christmas," and Jody Rosen, a freelance journalist, does a breezy, agreeable job of stepping back from a piece of our cultural furniture to let us see just what a phenomenon it is.

That it's an indication of what a phenomenon this show is.

I went along and Bill Shatner was there and he was doing a documentary on the "Xena" fans and what a phenomenon they are..

It's a circular argument that conflates what describes a phenomenon and what causes it.

Lovejoy hasn't been on the air since 1994, and it's hard to explain what a bizarre phenomenon it was at the time.