Sentence examples for as a spectacle of from inspiring English sources

Some may find the homecoming touching, but you can also see it as a spectacle of appalling wimpiness.

17] as a spectacle of extraordinary brilliancy, which would have been exceptional even if it had been given in a great hotel on land after weeks of preparation.

Test Cricket exists as a spectacle of minutely refined talents and in Asif and Amir we have lost arguably the finest opening attack in the world.

But he offers no evidence that Houdini's audiences perceived his escapes as a "spectacle of the naked male body on trial".

Roughly valid in a social and political sense, the film is more "mind-blinding as a spectacle of fabulous corruption," Vincent Canby wrote in The New York Times.

During the remainder of the World Cup, Youngs flicked on the TV to watch the knockout rounds, though "not religiously", and he tried to enjoy the final won by New Zealand over Australia, as "a spectacle of rugby".

"As happy a spectacle of surface skating as one might see," said The New York Sun.

It was a real display, but one of our biggest concerns was, "How do we get white people to attend?" The goal wasn't sharing culture so much as making a spectacle of it.

As long as you are not making a spectacle of yourself, anything you do as two consenting adults is considered good".

Anyone who has skimmed Guy Debord's Wikipedia page or watched the American Music Awards could condemn our culture as a masquerade, a spectacle of virtuality.

"But during the war they were used for anti-aircraft surveillance and Albert Speer used them as props in a spectacle of intimidation.