Sentence examples for more spectacle from inspiring English sources

Even the occasional airplane landing is more spectacle than nuisance.

Will that give us more spectacle than history?

"I just hate anything that can be defined as more spectacle than sport," he said.

After all, there is so much more spectacle and chemistry to discuss.

The first half of the doubleheader wasn't much more spectacle because Mayweather made it one-sided.

The VMAs have always been more spectacle than awards show, anyway.

A key question is whether there will be more spectacles like last weekend's "show trial" of opposition leaders "confessing" to their misdeeds.

Streaming services don't have to be more spectacle-driven than their competitors; in fact quite the opposite, they're mostly watched in bed.

The All-Star Game was always more about spectacle than basketball, anyway.

Yet the more the spectacle sprawls, the more its stars look like bit players.

The latter, surely the more involving spectacle, comes from "Hollywoodland," the début of the director Allen Coulter.