Sentence examples for many spectacles from inspiring English sources

Nothing against teenagers, but the contemporary pro tennis player has, by and large, freed the sport from too many spectacles of adolescence colliding head-on with prominence.

We hear about the planning of many spectacles: a flash mob on the streets of Chicago with will.i.am, epic giveaways, high-stakes wish-fulfillment mayhem.

THERE are many spectacles in New York every December, from the Christmas tree at Rockefeller Center to Bergdorf Goodman's fantastical windows.

To correct astigmatism in the eye, many spectacles are made with toric surfaces i.e., with a stronger curvature in one meridian than in the perpendicular meridian, like the bowl of a teaspoon.

And that the casualty of the presidential election had the central role in the gathering of the freshly minted Congress created so many spectacles that the eye hardly knew where to land.

"Piranha 3D," directed by Alexandre Aja and loosely remade from the 1978 "Piranha" — one of many spectacles of watery predation that followed in the bloody, lucrative wake of "Jaws" — begins with a half-witty moment of pop-cultural homage that may temporarily raise your hopes.

Murky as it is, the show has a restless, auteurist energy missing from so many sleek spectacles of the Gelb era.

In many Futurist spectacles, performers' moving among the spectators smashed the "fourth wall" and, with it, the illusionary power of theatre.

The Brazilian Grand Prix, which has decided five world championships and provided so many extraordinary spectacles, in wet and dry weather, was a sensation from the start.

Leaked data showed less than half of owners kept using them after a month with many ditching Spectacles after just a week.

In many ways, Spectacles offers the opposite of traditional advertising.