Sentence examples for funny spectacle from inspiring English sources

Quite a bit was clearly spent on the assaultive, bombastic, and occasionally funny spectacle that is "Bad Boys II".

"Quite a bit was clearly spent on the assaultive, bombastic and occasionally funny spectacle that is 'Bad Boys II,'" A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.

I started crying, too, but one person crying is a sad sight; more than a thousand people crying together, the sound echoing, turns into a funny spectacle, so I began to laugh.

Maybe it's a sign of the times: Millennials have come of age in a era so economically tumultuous that having your television shows tell you you suck too no longer feels like a funny spectacle, but a reminder of the slog of late-stage capitalism the relentless side-hustle gig economy, the long workweek, the impossibilities of retirement.

A couple of months before Maga he had delivered his "testimony" (a Christian ritual whereby the speaker explains how he or she came to be "saved") to a packed 6th form drama room; a piss-funny spectacle that i'd pay a grand to re-live.

On the surface, it's a funny, spirited spectacle - in a way, exactly what stereotyping audiences would expect from 'black theatre'.

This enameled-looking creature is definitely a prisoner of sex, though not a la Norman Mailer, and what a fascinating, funny and disturbing spectacle her incarceration becomes.

"Gods," which features Jay Smith and T. Ryder Smith as a pair of weary woodsmen, is as majestically mad and funny as any Foreman spectacle.

Bemused commuters with instinctively cross faces were forced to see the funny side of this bizarre spectacle, and there were regular cheers and laughs.

The spectacle is degrading, and funny, and also tinged with feminist irony since this is after all the modern drama that did more than any other to sustain the time-honored custom of blaming women for men's libidinous excesses.

If the spectacle this time is funnier and more poignant than before, that is because the stakes have shifted.