Sentence examples for has spectacle from inspiring English sources
There may not be much logic at play, but it's a wild, exotic movie that has spectacle and ambition.
Of course we don't have to have spectacle in the way that Martha Graham had it.
It was late enough in the summer that audiences might have "spectacle fatigue".
We shall no longer have spectacle of amusement-starved outlanders flocking to new York to view rehashed continental stuff and silly farces.
It has elements of 'The Red Shoes,' and of 'Black Swan' and of the Hoffmann tale, but it's not like any typical 'Nutcracker.' " The Shanghai City Entertainment Group already had spectacle down.
Elif Batuman is clearly one of those people whom Babel described, in one of his Odessa stories, as having "spectacles on his nose and autumn in his heart".
Gould and Lewontin refer to Voltaire's Dr. Pangloss of Candide, whose philosophy that "everything is for the best in this best of all possible worlds" leads to numerous just-so explanatory stories, such as "the nose has been formed to bear spectacles – thus we have spectacles" (Voltaire 2010, p. 2).
The participants who did not have spectacles or who needed a change were prescribed and distributed new spectacles.
Case reports 13 14 also describe improved visual acuity and behaviour in children with VND with refractive errors once they have spectacles.
Similarly, tasks of washing and dressing including ensuring that patients had spectacles, dentures and hearing aids, as appropriate, were mainly undertaken by HCAs.
In visual terms, Interstellar has sublime spectacle tattooed on its inner eyelids.
