Sentence examples for brilliant spectacle from inspiring English sources

But it's a brilliant spectacle.

"It wasn't a brilliant spectacle I don't suppose.

This year the brilliant spectacle is only just getting started.

As in a magic trick, he wows the audience, using bold claims and exquisite storytelling, but we see no arguments that would detract from his brilliant spectacle.

But the fact remains, compared to most sport, and indeed to most things on television around the world, the Premier League is a brilliant spectacle.

While it won't make up for his absence on the pitch, it could make for a brilliant spectacle inside the Estádio Mineirão in Belo Horizonte with up to 60,000 people possibly wearing one.

It is undeniably, gloriously cinematic, a brilliant beautiful spectacle.

The sometime Queen of the Adriatic, now toothless, would henceforth live the afterlife of a brilliant, powerless spectacle.

But then most rugby fans would agree that massive tackles and intense physicality are just as brilliant a spectacle and dear god have we been spoiled for those.

I have never seen a film which fuses European and American sensibilities so well, and the final apocalyptic vision of an explosion of consumer goods is a brilliant dream-spectacle.

Harlan Crane, the subject of "A Precursor of the Cinema," is a "minor illustrator" in New York during the "seductive prehistory" of the film industry, when "a host of brilliant toys, spectacles and entertainments... produced vivid and startling illusions of motion". Crane's paintings, displayed at his Phantoptic Theater, are so lifelike that many observers insist they can see them move.