Sentence examples for an attractive spectacle from inspiring English sources

Viewing figures may also hold up if the other home nations remain in the competition, and with Wales, Ireland and Scotland's progression looking likely, the Rugby World Cup "is turning out to be an attractive spectacle", they added.

With rain falling incessantly all morning, any hopes of an attractive spectacle had disappeared before kick-off.

Fighting for his political life, Brown has not held back on using fear mongering, class war and memories of the bad old days with Margaret Thatcher to shore up his position: it's not an attractive spectacle.

A rematch could be a more attractive spectacle than Saturday's contest, where Pacquiao was hampered by a shoulder injury that curbed his ability to attack Mayweather.

The new season should bring a more attractive spectacle, too, with law changes meaning a faster game.

Among those who back ring-fencing, there is an assumption, tacit or otherwise, that the removal of the relegation risk will "free up" the club rugby produced in this country and turn it into a more "attractive spectacle", whatever that means.

There can be few less attractive spectacles in life than the British press in moralising mode.

By selling attractive spectacles at low prices in proper shops, he demystified the profession, uprooted a cosy oligopoly, and built up Europe's biggest chain of discount opticians, with a turnover last year of DM1 billion ($600m).

Knox quickly became the subject of media speculation and public spectacle, nicknamed "Foxy Knoxy"—apparently for being an attractive young woman by the European media.

It wasn't anywhere near as attractive a spectacle as it is now.

But nothing captures the old-fashioned hucksterism of the circus like the spectacle of an Asian elephant lumbering toward the audience with an attractive blond woman on its back.