Sentence examples for idea of spectacle from inspiring English sources

Lafrance's unflappability seemed to fit with her style; she is clearly comfortable with the idea of spectacle, risk, and complexity.

The idea of spectacle in theatre has grown and isolated the audience from the production more and more.

At least to my thinking, reading Debord's idea of spectacle in this way begins by recognising that when he uses the terms "image" and "representation", he is using them both literally and as metaphors.

Mr. da Silva wrote that he had been thinking about the idea of spectacle and how it relates to consumer products while at a trade show in Las Vegas.

This fact reinforces the idea of Spectacles as "a toy".

That often involves the ideas of spectacle, outrageous comedy, high-octane music.

For one thing, the idea of the "spectacle" has been for some young designers at odds with the earnest debates they had at college about the menace of capitalism and whether "consumer culture" would undermine their art.

Always masked, her art practice is in making a production out of self but don't let the idea of the spectacle misguide you.

Julie ("I Brought You The Lion King") Taymor -- asked by Bono and the Edge to create their idea of a spectacle featuring the wall-scaling comic-book figure -- hit the ground running.

"The criteria is mostly about this performativity of death in public space and this idea of the spectacle, whether it's in a demonstration or an execution or, you know, barrel bombs," Majd said of the images in his embroideries.

Bob Zemeckis has always been bold and ambitious and progressive in his use of storytelling, and five or six years ago he said in an interview that the idea of visual spectacle alone, dazzling audiences as a central creative fulcrum for success, is over.