Sentence examples for high spectacle from inspiring English sources

As a tribute to veterans and to the irrefutable role and sacrifices of the Soviet Union's people in defeating Hitler, the events on the square were high spectacle.

The common wisdom about moments of high spectacle in cinema is that they're best built up to, saved till last: hit your viewers with a closing whammy, whether it's a Busby Berkeley dance finale or the apocalyptic slamdown in an action movie, and send them home shaking.

Our results demonstrated that moderate/severe myopia had a higher spectacle coverage than mild myopia.

In this study, mild hyperopia showed significant higher spectacle coverage than moderate hyperopia.

In hyperopia, only mild hyperopia showed significant higher spectacle coverage than moderate hyperopia (48.66% in mild hyperopia vs.33.33% in moderate hyperopia, χ=7.60, P = 0.006).

Males in our study have a higher spectacle coverage than females (54.51% versus 36.47%), which was also consistent with previous reports [ 37].

Chances are you'll be stuck with the gawkers on the street, taking in the high-priced, high-energy, high-spectacle affair from afar.

Everything human in Matthew Warchus's production is steamrolled by the constant, whirring video projections, by Jon Driscoll, which turn even intimate moments into proscenium-high spectacles.

Even though the show is high on spectacle, there is a poignant story at the core.

Herbie Brennan, a well-established author in Britain, has borrowed heavily from best-selling children's works (there are echoes of "Artemis Fowl" and "The Golden Compass," of Lemony Snicket and, inevitably, Harry Potter), but where the most enduring works use fantasy conventions to make fresh observations about the world, this story is low on insight and high on spectacle.

The Seattle Times's Pamela Sitt said it "was high on spectacle and low on substance, veering crazily from burlesque to fairy tale to peep show".