Sentence examples for may be spectacular from inspiring English sources

"The result may be spectacular, but the means involve cheating".

"The pillow may be spectacular, but if the hotel is off location and costs more, no one's going to stay there just for the pillow".

Times Square may be spectacular — that is what its signmakers have called their own signs for a century — but in the theoretical sense it's not a spectacle at all.

By and large, though, we spend two hours knowing full well that something loud is about to occur; the outcome may be spectacular, but it is unquestionably a numbing-down of the overarching fears that Cameron sought to construct.

'As you can see,' de Bernières says cheerfully, 'the house may be spectacular but we live like students.' De Bernières is a not very tall, portly person who seems much younger than his 50 years, no doubt partly because he has never taken on tiring trappings of adulthood: mortgages, employers, children, putting things away in cupboards.

Maybe not so much, so you need info before but on the plus side, the charm and ambience may be spectacular.

Then I thought, well, they're a form of cabbage, and cabbage and pork kimchi is pretty classic, so why not combine bacon and the sprouts, then bring in the kimchi?" The result may not be spectacular in appearance -- in fact it looks quite rustic -- but the flavor is irresistible.

But he may have been somewhat too optimistic in predicting that "these feats of biological alchemy may be only spectacular curtain raisers for a new scientific-industrial revolution".

But on a hot summer's day the going is easier and, although the Force may be less spectacular, the secret pool below it is so inviting.

While there may be little spectacular about the mailbox itself, it represents the heptathlon gold medal won by the Sheffield native Jessica Ennis, who appears in gargantuan, Mao-size posters throughout the town.

White House officials said today that they were taking extra precautions to protect the nation's most critical facilities from terrorist assaults after an F.B.I. warning that Al Qaeda may be planning "spectacular attacks" with mass casualties in the United States.