Sentence examples for offers a spectacle from inspiring English sources

This long-distance migration both poses a plight and offers a spectacle.

But neither America nor most other democracies offers a spectacle to match the gladiatorial rawness of PMQs, which has itself rarely been so compelling as it is now.

The prominent role that Burger King has played in rescinding the pay raise offers a spectacle of yuletide greed worthy of Charles Dickens.

This Brazilian churrascaria with a dining room the size of a soccer field offers a spectacle that can captivate any child: all the grilled meat you can eat, distributed by skewer-wielding waiters.

He quickly went from playing trap at small-scale clubs to entertaining thousands in Las Vegas, where electronic dance music offers a spectacle to quaff $400 bottles of Cristal to.

Gonzales (2012) claims that the myth of Er offers a "spectacle [that] is, in the words of the myth itself, pitiful, comic and bewildering" (259).

"Though we didn't present a play, we offered a spectacle for audiences to see, listen to and think about.

In their hubbub, clowns personify both vigor and the void; they offer a spectacle of failure on the move.

I had to find a conceit that would send up the system in an ultra-theatrical way, exploit the best of what theatre has to offer: a spectacle.

Nevertheless, for nearly four decades, the event has offered a spectacle of exuberant dress-up and revelry uncommon even in the Big Apple, featuring hundreds of giant puppets, dozens of musical acts, and, (in 2002, at least) Bernhard Goetz, the subway gunman, in costume as a giant pea pod.

HTC's Evo 3D phone, the successor to last year's highly regarded Evo, is set to offer a spectacle-less 3D experience via its 4.3in screen – and the technology blogs seem enthused.