Sentence examples for considered spectacular from inspiring English sources

For example, the 2005 vintages of Bordeaux and Burgundy were considered spectacular, and what did that mean?

"I have a photographic memory when it comes to locations," he said, "anything that I'd consider spectacular".

Economists and government officials say Poland needs to grow by 5percentt annually, a rate that most countries would consider spectacular, in order to achieve any reduction in joblessness.

Delp considered scratching Spectacular Bid from the Belmont Stakes.

Because the banked section was considered so spectacular and dangerous, it was used in the 1966 John Frankenheimer film "Grand Prix".

Campbell is considered a spectacular physical specimen — big, fast, long arms, and strong (he bench-pressed 225 pounds 34 times) — but also a raw talent.

Hitting moving targets, like pheasants or geese, with a bow and a flu-flu arrow is considered a spectacular archery feat.

The railway was built by the Italians in the 1930's and was considered a spectacular engineering feat even then, but during the 30 years of war with Ethiopia, the trains, and all their infrastructure, fell into serious disrepair.

Consider the spectacular object nicknamed "The Jealous Husband," from 1940.

"I understand this compelled the LeT to consider a spectacular terrorist strike in India".

The hope is that it might encourage people to consider less spectacular events in their lives, ones which are often the most important.