Sentence examples for magical spectacle from inspiring English sources
But it's perfectly possible to admire Hickson's witty inventiveness – and the magical spectacle of Jonathan Munby's excellent RSC production – and still feel there has been loss as well as gain.
In Baum's The Master Key, which was subtitled with a phrase that offers a rather delicious description of Silicon Valley – An Electrical Fairy Tale, Founded Upon the Mysteries of Electricity and the Optimism of Its Devotees – the protagonist is given the magical spectacles by a demon.
A woodland walk in April might lead you to one of the UK's most magical spectacles: a carpet of delicate, vividly-coloured bluebells.
But in this age of overproduced spectacle, there's something magical and refreshing about Wakka Wakka's low-tech, rough-and-ready aesthetic.
His fixation on the faithful rendering of the architecture, which would have been recognizable to any Parisian, also implies a desire to ground this magical ascent in a recognizably modern spectacle.
Opera is a directly communicative musical art in which the magical combination of soaring voices, powerful orchestras and visual spectacle can reach deeper into the cores and psyches of audiences than words can.
John Polson of IndieGames.com believed that "the spectacles like loops and wall runs... [are not] as magical to do or watch" as in Sonic games, but he nonetheless concluded that "every platformer fan" ought to download the demo.
Rice brings with her a sense of spectacle familiar to Kneehigh audiences, and has commissioned set designer Lez Brotherston to create a magical forest to greet visitors when her Wonder season begins on 30 April.
What this classic lacks in bombast and spectacle it makes up for with a soundtrack of Portuguese David Bowie by Seu Jorge and a climax that is downright magical.
