Sentence examples for full spectacle from inspiring English sources
The full spectacle of this has been on riveting, if raspy, display in the closing days of the presidential campaign.
The full spectacle of Trump's campaign — the compulsive feuds and slurs, the detachment from established facts — has demanded so much attention that it is easy to overlook a process with more enduring consequences: his bureaucratic march toward actually assuming power.
The idea made Niven one of the most famous SF authors of his day, at a time when the novel was still the most powerful way of casting the full spectacle of sci-fi into the imaginations of the audience.
The official parade on Saturday attracted thousands of people with its full spectacle of skulls and skeletons, oceans of marigolds and catrinas (stylised skeleton costumes depicting high-society figures).
The laureates faced the full spectacle of an event that began with a toast to Alfred Nobel, and paused – before a lunch of Arctic char – for a circus act that asked, through the medium of acrobatics, is it possible to knit peace?
He said: "We encourage people of all ages to line the streets on 18 June so that they can witness the full spectacle of the Olympic torch relay.
The children were recommended to wear lenses for 5 10 h/day and requested to wear full spectacles prescription after contact lens wear.
"It will be a really good spectacle for League One, full of attack-minded play.
It was, as Dan Wetzel writes on Yahoo.com, the full sociopathic spectacle, and if Armstrong thought this was part of some road to redemption, he quickly found himself on a road to nowhere, Robin Scott-Elliot writes in The Independent.
Other points to enjoy include a wrestling bout presented as a full WWF spectacle, James Clyde's laconic, rock casualty Jaques and Ian Bartholomew's transmutation of the incomprehensible "quarrel on the seventh cause" speech into an audience-participation party piece.
The Huffington Post checked the area out on Saturday and found that the cherry blossoms there were nearly ready to head into their full floral spectacle.
