Examples of 'quite a sensation' in a sentence
Meaning of "quite a sensation"
quite a sensation: This phrase is used to describe something that has caused a significant or remarkable impact or reaction. It implies that the subject of discussion has created a strong sensation or buzz within a certain context
How to use "quite a sensation" in a sentence
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quite a sensation
This caused quite a sensation at the time.
A trail of kids followed behind him and he caused quite a sensation.
Caused quite a sensation when he was caught.
That you have become quite a sensation.
It causes quite a sensation when you get there.
The exhibition created quite a sensation.
It is also quite a sensation to obtain that part of a bitcoin.
I am sure you are aware That you have become quite a sensation.
She must be quite a sensation.
The recent acquisition of Lanvin by Fosun caused quite a sensation.
Made quite a sensation.
As he hoped, it caused quite a sensation.
This caused quite a sensation at the time but later observations have gradually discredited this claim.
I think I will be quite a sensation.
So he was quite a sensation I would really like to meet him.
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I do not drink coffee - this fact alone is quite a sensation.
This is quite a sensation.
The agency was able to publish the story, causing quite a sensation.
It was quite a sensation.
At the time, not many people could dance like this so he was quite a sensation.
She caused quite a sensation in Europe.
A hero of sorts . That you have become quite a sensation.
HQ Trivia created quite a sensation when it launched on the App Store last year.
About sixty years ago, my grandmother went to Paris, where she created quite a sensation.
It causes quite a sensation when Nomo pitches a no-hitter.
Caravaggio 's work had caused quite a sensation in Italy.
She was quite a sensation back then, was not she?
Well, actually, you have made quite a sensation.
It is quite a sensation to be the only surgeon in a big, war-torn city.
Here, it caused quite a sensation.
It has a very elegant design, very similar to the iPhone 5s, which was quite a sensation.
It 's quite a sensation.
Back then, not many people danced like this … so he was quite a sensation.
She was quite a sensation back then, wasn't she? Gave Fannie Craddock a run for her money.
Imagine me sitting on diamonds . It 's quite a sensation.
Really? Here, it caused quite a sensation.
His official debut as a composer in 1993 aroused quite a sensation.
Really? Oh . Here, it caused quite a sensation.
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