Sentence examples for a sort of spectator from inspiring English sources
Booing, as has been reported before, is a sort of spectator sport at the festival, and over the years plenty of films have been unceremoniously jeered.
"You're very clearly a sort of spectator… you're not really the one fighting, you're just watching from the side.
I experienced the satisfying sensation that life was going along back at home just as it should have been -- not without me, but with me present as a sort of spectral spectator.
It was as though my rape had turned into some sort of spectator sport and far more people were cheering for my rapist than for me.
A witness in Ansongo said that the accused man's hand was "placed on a sort of table," in front of dozens of spectators, in the town's main square.
As the shoot wore on, a sort of soporific haze settled over the spectators; around midday, I momentarily lost track of Moore on the monitor.
But art is a sort of act of faith, a matter of the spectator's desire as much as an artist's intention.
As a spectator in a cinema theatre, you are a sort of prisoner in a chair, like he is.
If Federer and Nadal are the stars of a buddy film, Djokovic is the leading man in an ensemble cast, raising his competitors' games, and his spectators' spirits, as he presides over a sort of tennis-in-the-round.
Wouldn't it be splendid if a sort of futuristic version of tournament golf could be played where the spectators are encouraged to sing and chant and shower the players with abuse whenever they fluff a shot.
