Sentence examples for both spectacle from inspiring English sources

Like the beloved "Wizard of Oz" film, this production delivers both spectacle and the sort of tearjerking ballads one can already hear tinkling in every piano bar.

Chinese politics employs both spectacle and concealment: the demonstration of power – via the grandeur of the newly concluded party congress and the crush of journalists vying for shots on Thursday – yet the obfuscation of its workings.

One that provided both spectacle and integrity.

― In post-Charlottesville America, any large gathering of racists and fascists becomes both spectacle and specter.

They're both spectacles to the extreme.

Again, he may sound like a curmudgeon, but the work and ideology within 'Sideshow' (a name referring to both carnivalesque fun houses, and the club Fun House that occupied the same building as the Johannes Vogt gallery in the '80s, both spectacles in and of themselves) is playful in nature: The Mug of Aleister Crowley, for example, is a hologram of a cup owned by the legendary occultist.

The procession, both a public spectacle and a work of art, is the creation of Francis Alys, an artist born in Antwerp, Belgium, who lives in Mexico City.

"We won't let anyone meddle in our domestic affairs," he told the crowd, before demanding: "Don't cheat on your motherland!" It was a gathering reminiscent of Soviet spectacle both in rhetoric and style.

Both involve spectacle, the airborne male physique, and the occasional offensive line.

It is a remarkable novel of the growth of capitalism as both grand spectacle and irresistible instigator of desire.

I walked back to my hotel, I pondered the mystery of a culture that could delight in both a spectacle like the cabalgata and an earthy trickster like the caganer; that could produce both a delicate béchamel and a market full of cheap Barbie knock-offs.