Sentence examples for excessive spectacle from inspiring English sources

"Vegas is a place of excessive spectacle and consumption of other peoples creativity," he said.

In the same way Elizabeth's mum's personality beams at me as I stare at her eccentric and excessive spectacles collection.

So let us pray that, when Irish and Saracens take to the Red Bull Arena, the body count is not too excessive, the spectacle is halfway decent and, additionally, the scrums mostly stay up.

The more excessive the spectacle, the bigger the audience and larger the revenue.

The downside of Hollywood has been in the forefront of criticism, from the very start — the excessive recourse to spectacle and sentiment.

It is a spectacle as deliberately excessive as the Klencke Atlas, a majestic display of ownership and control of space.

A spectacle that could lead to excessive reactions among the public — for example viewing all blacks as anti-Semites".

"Hundreds of items from a number of museums and private collections, including foreign ones, create a spectacle that is at some points even excessive, more than covering the curiosity of the 'average viewer,"' he wrote.

His re-creation of a 60's-style playroom in which he has set up a miniature military campaign is not as wildly inventive or excessive as the genre can be, but it is still an absorbing spectacle.

But the spectacle presented in Washington over the last few weeks goes beyond the excessive taste of the Americans for political drama.

The slumming Shakespearean brings a certain literate twinkle to proceedings, and with wittily excessive assistance from master designers Sandy Powell and Dante Ferretti, he boasts a keener sense of spectacle than many a tentpole journeyman.