Sentence examples for moving spectacle of from inspiring English sources

It is a moving spectacle of how humanity should be.

But on Friday, the nation was briefly united by the unexpectedly moving spectacle of Dermot O'Leary and his 24-hour "danceathon" for Comic Relief.

Bastille, often critically derided for their perfectly decent guitar-meets-club vibe, are entitled to exult in the moving spectacle of the entire main-stage field singing their songs back at them.

Perhaps as a result of this, the art world, that moving spectacle of expos and fairs and biennials – Voina's "soulless commercial conceptual art" – can appear to exist in a self-referential bubble.

The result is a panel with the crosses rising high into the sky, an unusually packed crowd scene in the mid-ground, and the moving spectacle of the mourners in the foreground, all rendered in a continuous slope from bottom to top in the style of medieval tapestries.

Like The Sultan's Elephant and Sea Odyssey, this is likely to be a memorable and moving spectacle which will attract hundreds of thousands of spectators.

A jubilant Little described the final stages of the pro-choice campaign as a remarkable, and at times moving, spectacle.

There is a degree of pleasure to be found in watching a slow-moving spectacle of privileged decadence.

Arnold used that phrase to describe "the demand for intellectual deliverance" that we feel when we confront the "immense, moving, confused spectacle" of the contemporary world.

But there is one fringe benefit to house moving: the surreal spectacle of seeing an entire building cruising down the road.

National Theatre Wales' The Gathering turned the annual bringing down of the animals from the mountain into a moving visual spectacle, and now Rebanks' tale of the rough and tumble of farming and family life finds a home in exactly the right theatre.