Sentence examples for immediate spectacle from inspiring English sources

For the immediate spectacle is a grim gathering of anthropomorphic bodies, old and decaying, dangling by tubes from the ceiling.

But the arrival of Radiohead, a British band with a history of support for left-wing movements, offers an immediate spectacle and reflects the interest around world for the anti-Wall Street protests.

The project was, naturally, an immediate spectacle and a focus of discussion and reflection.

But still the fundamental message of the spectacle seemed immediate enough.

Gang of Four eschewed both the glam and punk forms of dressing up, taking the stage in the kind of ordinary boy clothing only common as bandwear decades later, and somehow contrived to be one of the most exciting onstage spectacles the immediate post-punk era could muster.

An argument can be made that factors such as the costs and incidence of complications of cataract surgery, visual acuity decline over time, and the patient response to visual acuity decline (e.g. immediate, delayed or no spectacles purchase) can and should also be taken into account [ 32, 42].

Spectacle, in the immediate years after punk, was considered a narcissistic star trip, fundamentally non-egalitarian.

They were faint - many people missed them altogether - and unexpected, and barely mentioned in the immediate post-mortems of the spectacle of the last total eclipse of the millennium.

In a world that is bent on putting "reality" in inverted commas, there are few spectacles more viscerally immediate than this.

The crowd cheered hard, creating the awkward spectacle of a Republican convention roaring for the immediate withdrawal of U.S. troops from the battlefield.

FOR the United States' two immediate neighbours, the Democratic Party's primary campaign has been an unedifying spectacle.