Sentence examples for compelling spectacle from inspiring English sources

Sherman in a luscious blanket of nearly unadulterated gold had made for a compelling spectacle.

It all makes for a compelling spectacle, but not necessarily one of sustained quality.

Football League chairman Greg Clarke said: "For 125 years, Football League clubs have delivered a compelling spectacle, week after week.

But right at the heart of it is the terrible but compelling spectacle of the enactment of righteous revenge.

No sport is above the law, including hockey, a compelling spectacle, particularly during the Stanley Cup playoffs, which begin next month.

Generally any Kirov season in the West will now contain a Balanchine program or at least one Balanchine ballet, and it's always a completely compelling spectacle.

And while it may be easy to sneer, the Who remain a surprisingly compelling live spectacle.

Yet it is a compelling enough spectacle on the simpler level of what George Will called "violence punctuated by committee meetings".

Should either manager lose a game likely to be low on finesse but no less compelling a spectacle for its absence, they will find themselves the subject of no end of criticism from fans for whom the spectre of relegation looms increasingly large.

Soft-core autoeroticism (no genitals are displayed) is about as compelling a screen spectacle as the sight of someone going to the bathroom.

But there is something compelling about the spectacle of this mourning parade — the coordinated chain swings that undo the silence of a wintry Tehran afternoon, in line with the rhythm of a Yamaha bass drum that shatters it.