Sentence examples for interesting spectacle from inspiring English sources

It was without exception the most curious and interesting spectacle I had ever beheld".

It made an interesting spectacle for celebrity watchers, as these two boyish talents were now, finally, family men.

-- Kayla Epstein 8.44pm GMT The last few days of Ken Cuccinelli's gubernatorial campaign have been an interesting spectacle.

It may not create the most interesting spectacle, but it tends to separate the greats from the very good.

Fire fighting is quite an interesting spectacle, actually, I don't know if you'll ever get to witness one unless it's during a commemorative public fixture.

I stood out like a sore thumb (the only woman and the only white person) and soon became a more interesting spectacle than the demo.

It favors works that don't demand contemplation but invite, in passing, consumption of interesting — just not too interesting — spectacles.

If there was anything interesting beyond the spectacle of jingoism in the various royal celebrations last year, it was the prospect of a "flotilla" along the Thames.

Now, almost thirty years later, I'm more incensed than she was: what, in my rudimentary life, could have been more interesting than the spectacle of that dinner party?

What's interesting about this spectacle is not just the Conservative party's failure to find an argument that at least two of its MPs can repeat on consecutive days.

A man who worked there recalls that what went on in the public lavatories was more interesting than the spectacles on screen.