Sentence examples similar to a grander spectacle from inspiring English sources

Don't expect a grand spectacle.

Whatever — it was all a grand spectacle.

Steel bands responded with elaborate symphonic-style arrangements, creating a grand spectacle that attracted business sponsors.

"In a way," he said, "Trujillo turned the Dominican Republic into a grand spectacle".

For the second consecutive week, a major American sports league held a grand spectacle under the ominous clouds of labor unrest.

First was the Armenian Cathedral of the Forty Martyrs where a grand spectacle of theatre was in progress for a rather small congregation.

Football is a grand spectacle — never more so than in the playoffs, which begin this weekend — and it depends on layers of sophisticated tactics that are not immediately apparent.

In recent years it has been the occasion for another contest, between those who view it as a grand spectacle and those who condemn it as an emblem of a class- and tradition-bound Britain whose day has passed.

It was a grand spectacle, with the biggest and loudest crowd of the regatta gathered onshore and the two predatorial catamarans crossing the start line in near unison at well over 30 knots.

Taking a lesson from Ancient Rome, as Ablow (who has probably seen the movie Gladiator like, 14 times) savvily pointed out, they realized that a grand spectacle of entertainment was exactly what they needed.

My colleagues first reported Tuesday that the White House is pushing the Pentagon to stage a grand spectacle down Pennsylvania Avenue in the same vein as France's Bastille Day parade — which Trump not coincidentally attended and admired last year.