Sentence examples for human spectacle from inspiring English sources

Shots are held for minutes at a time, as Mr. Costa observes the human spectacle unfolding before him.

Erwitt is a street photographer, one engaged in the human spectacle as it passes by, not necessarily in the street.

Only DeMille and his army of assistants could have captured the spectacle of "The Ten Commandments," a human spectacle, with weight, warmth and life.

Will the human spectacle of the tournament, which is so often beautiful and affirmingly bizarre, compensate for the moral ugliness of FIFA and its enablers?

And for a production with a cast of 22, its human spectacle is rarely arresting and does little to propel the narrative.

An analogous project in print or even still photographs wouldn't be as powerful, because what gives the "Up" series its punch is not so much its longevity or the human spectacle it offers, but that these are moving images of touchingly vibrant lives at certain moments in time and space.

Even stateside he finds himself, on a fairly regular basis, confronted with death, gore, psychosis, and other troubling human spectacles.

The song comes from a time when war could be contemplated as a necessary, noble cause; but now war is this post-human spectacle of beautiful mushroom clouds, each one signalling hundreds of thousands of deaths.

But this is not "Dusk of the Planet of the Humans". The spectacle of yet another desperate population, huddled together in the wake of catastrophe to await the next zombie, alien, robot or monster attack, would be unlikely to inspire much excitement.

It is the most awesome technological spectacle human beings have produced.

In the middle of this huge spectacle, human rights protesters were allocated a small area, set back from the Mall, virtually out of sight of the procession.