Sentence examples for a glorious spectacle from inspiring English sources

On May 2, we have a glorious spectacle which is impossible to ignore, but I can't guarantee a great fight.

Winter is a glorious spectacle of glittering fractals complete with a soundscape and atmosphere entirely its own.

Brady What we said: "It's a glorious spectacle, but a slight drama, with few characters and too-rare flashes of humour".

The Guardian said Interstellar was "a glorious spectacle but a slight drama".

In one darkened chamber, a translucent mannequin of Björk draped in an Alexander McQueen wedding dress, clutching a music box designed by her ex-partner Matthew Barney, rotates slowly as if on a royal spit-a glorious spectacle of plastic, lace, pearls, and pierced nipples.

Fourteen centuries ago, the chronicler Procopius described the Hagia Sophia as it appeared during the reign of its founder, Emperor Justinian: "The church presents a most glorious spectacle, extraordinary to those who behold it and altogether incredible to those who are told of it.

It threatens to turn Venice into a museum city a glorious spectacle whose architectural and artistic heritage is preserved, as it should be, but whose daily life is almost a parody of the vital unity of commerce, piety, politics, and ritual that was the pride of la serenissima.

Yet now, as the glorious spectacle draws to a close, we can begin to appreciate the less tangible lasting benefits of the Games.

If you can't make it in person, here are a few photos that illustrate the glorious spectacle that is jacaranda season in Africa.

The aliens have arrived, in a glorious nocturnal spectacle of fear and wonder.

It's a glorious, visceral spectacle, but it's also a poignant reminder of a national passion for what must be the most conspicuous form of consumption.