Sentence examples for degree of spectacle from inspiring English sources

Any project involving Mr. Gehry's edifices creates some degree of spectacle.

It is hard, for example, to work small and indulge in the mind-boggling degree of spectacle that afflicts so much art today.

The money goes right up on the screen, in the costumes, the sets, the special effects — a degree of spectacle that foreign moviemakers, with a smaller domestic market in which to recover their costs, cannot compete with.

Scenes of astral magic and natural disaster (an understandable preoccupation of Japanese cinema) lend a degree of spectacle that would put many live-action blockbusters to shame, while a hallucinogenic diversion into chalk pastel wonderment will transport even the most sceptical viewer to another realm.

Improvements in intraocular lens technology have permitted cataract patients to be implanted with multifocal IOLs providing better visual acuity at various distances and a degree of spectacle independence [ 10].

Then there is the spectacle of naked male warriors marching around with flaccid penises, which in such a fiercely heterosexual film indicates an extra degree of degradation, a spectacle allied to some vague concept of political power and sexual depravity -- it looks for a fraction of a second like a very low-IQ version of Pasolini's Salo.

I think he would love the battle scenes because he wrote the battle scenes with a degree of relish and spectacle in his writing that I think he would be astounded at what the technology today could put on screen.

But it's not spectacle for the sake of spectacle".

"He is a man of spectacle, of entertainment.

All these hipsters, tiny of beard and large of spectacle?

Elsewhere, Ms. Dante shortchanges the opera's element of spectacle.