Sentence examples for only a spectacle from inspiring English sources

Long-distance migrations are not only a spectacle, he said; they are crucial to keeping wildlife species extant in a changing world.

Vulnerability is not her bag, She is, though, up to the challenge — in this case, the conundrum of how to make her Super Bowl XLVII halftime show, which she had been planning for months, not only a spectacle in its own right, but also a conclusion to the messy affair.

When the fireworks started, that's when the few became the many, and we could see literally thousands of glowing screens, from every corner of the Bowl, creating low-quality digital recordings of an activity that is really only a spectacle when viewed live.

Instead of advocating for the prevention of gun-related deaths in black and brown communities, Congress only makes a spectacle of gun violence when there is a national tragedy to latch onto.

It's not only a great spectacle, but also a gripping drama of love, betrayal and redemption.

Which is a great pity because work is not only an enthralling spectacle, but also displays group dynamics and says a lot about our still-surviving class system.

With the 2018 FIFA World Cup approaching, the tournament, which happens every four years, not only serves up a spectacle it is also a chance for artistic, imaginative, and innovative ideas.

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Still, Mr. Cepeda feels that something has been missing lately, if only a touch of spectacle.

The star of this absurdist evening in American politics, of course, was a reality-TV star representing the apotheosis of such a spectacle, only without substance or relation to fact.

Burton and Taylor – last night sadly hospitalised due to rumoured heart failure – met while filming Cleopatra, then the most expensive film Hollywood had ever made and a spectacle only eclipsed by their affair, which went on to become the love-hate relationship of the century.