Sentence examples for feeling of circus from inspiring English sources

Wendy, it emerges, is concerned about the effects of age on her performing abilities ("over 30" is how the script describes her character), and she is having trouble trading the familial feeling of circus life for the free-floating rootlessness of urban singlehood.

The men's competition was not so magical; it had more the feeling of a circus.

Certainly it has the feeling of a circus act - riding two galloping horses in front of everyone.

And though the production has been staged with elegance and efficiency by Nicholas Martin, there's the unmistakable feeling of old circus tricks being dragged out by its author.

Though the production has been staged with high elegance and efficiency by Nicholas Martin, there's the unmistakable feeling of old circus tricks being dragged out by its author.

Streb's work "has the thrills of circus, but you get the feeling you're encountering an intellect using a whole series of interlocking questions," he went on.

It was the pinnacle of circus bands.

Then the new wave of circus came.

Black and white photograph of circus performers in 1958.

That singing is refreshingly unvarnished and devoid of circus tricks.

A display of circus artistry led by comedic clowns.