Sentence examples for little spectacles from inspiring English sources

"If he didn't wear the little spectacles, he wouldn't even be bright — nobody would think he was bright".

"If he didn't wear the little spectacles, he wouldn't even be bright nobody would think he was bright".

Robert Pattinson, looking a bit like Edward Lear, with little spectacles and an uncharted wilderness of beard, plays Henry Costin, who accompanies Fawcett on his initial trip, in 1906, and stays with him through the First World War.

As a child, Ramirez would stage little spectacles at home for anyone from visiting relatives to the postman.

I'm not talking about people who find ways to get around the system, but rather those fun little spectacles that make reading clearer again -- well, at least for those of us who refuse to take our contacts out or wear our real glasses.

The mini-march was, needless to say, a nasty little spectacle.

In one of the quirks of World Cup qualifying for both men and women, there is the amusing little spectacle of autumnal terror for underachievers.

Bjork gleefully high-kicks and prances in an orange dress, looking happy to be in this bright, amusing little spectacle, where the music and pictures actually seem to have something to do with one another (even if they don't).

They also have a charming little spectacle museum in their shop with vintage examples from different eras.

Like the Dead, Pearl Jam present their music live with little spectacle or fancy staging – just five guys and their amplifiers digging deep into their shared history.

It obvious that there is something right about speaking of the 'universal character' of a Beethoven or a Michelangelo as opposed to the pitiful, narrow little spectacle of this month's pop band, but I don't think that Croce tells us what justifies or explains such talk (various others have reached a similar conclusion; see Orsini p. 214).