Sentence examples for much spectacle from inspiring English sources

How much spectacle will there be?

Matches involve music, dance, costumes, and much spectacle and draw large crowds.

There may be as much spectacle off the field as on.

Not that much spectacle is required (or used) to command the attention here.

In the eighties and early nineties, music journalists often considered too much spectacle a distraction, or evidence of something prefabricated and therefore inauthentic.

In anticipation of a year of much spectacle and some substance, test your knowledge of the distinguished, and sometimes not so distinguished, history of the presidential campaign.

Snap hasn't said how much Spectacles will cost or how they will be sold, other than that the roll-out will be limited.

The physicality of football appealed to Smith as a boy, but not as much its spectacle.

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 Brits, shown live where the Baftas are time-delayed, is a much slicker spectacle these days, avoiding the famous disasters of the past.