Sentence examples for easy spectacle from inspiring English sources

Resisting the temptation to indulge in easy spectacle and crowd-seducing muggery is probably nearly impossible.

The easy spectacle of attractive young people dashing about the stage gives way to something more fraught and elemental, as the signing performers hold their own against the singing ones.

This exhibition is not the easiest spectacle around, especially at the dawn of a new millennium, but alas it is all too timely.

The 55th annual Tony Awards were presided over by Mr. Lane and Mr. Broderick, who began the show's first hour -- broadcast on PBS -- in easy chairs, spectacles and smoking jackets, and the second two hours -- broadcast on CBS -- in tuxedos.

No one can be as merciless with Goldin as she is with herself, but that doesn't make the spectacle any easier to bear.

It's easy enough to caricature the spectacle of the pilgrims who flock to Lourdes.

Wednesday's in-house spectacle is an easy dinner-tango show option.

In the presence of such a spectacle, it's easy to believe local Inuit myth that the aurora borealis are signals from the afterlife, particularly if you hear the sky crackle and swoosh as some claim.

In addition to the final product, however, the Drawingmachine becomes a public spectacle: "It is easy to become entranced while watching the drawing emerge, line by line".

Pepe viewed the story, he recalled in an interview, as a "scandal thriller" with echoes of "All the President's Men". But turning a controversy about the written word into a three-dimensional stage spectacle wasn't easy.

Due to thunderous rainstorms, our parade time has been bumped a day, and the air carries both nervousness and excitement - rescheduling a 33-float spectacle is no easy task, and the police have warned us that any latecomers will be left behind.