Sentence examples for make spectacles from inspiring English sources

"You can always see through people who make spectacles of themselves", read a Unitarian Wayside Pulpit in Liverpool.

"It is not hard to imagine the vivid colors, bas reliefs, even graffiti, that would make spectacles of beauty of those dull cones," he wrote.

Instead, Snap comes off looking a little desperate to make Spectacles seem cool.

Reversing this stigma will require Snap Inc to carefully manage first impressions to make Spectacles aspirational, not deplorable.

Parliament is opened every year by the Queen - wearing an actual crown - and every week our politicians make spectacles of themselves at PMQs.

Snapchat may have finally found a way to make Spectacles carryable and wearable enough that people use them as their default sunglasses.

It makes spectacles for $1 and sells them for $2.

As "The Ballad of Genesis and Lady Jaye" makes abundantly clear, this couple thrived on two things: loving each other and making spectacles of themselves.

Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, through their Elizabeth and James and Row collections, have established themselves as credible designers without making spectacles of themselves.

They totter around on high heels and seduce rubber men, going through the motions of pleasure like robots, making spectacles of themselves.

And like "Selling New York," these new series have learned a lesson not from housing starts but from the "Real Housewives" franchise on Bravo: There is no dip in the market of people making spectacles of themselves.