Sentence examples for present a spectacle from inspiring English sources

The final six hours of fighting on the Western Front present a spectacle of futile bloodshed and pointless aggression that somehow sums up the whole show.

Today the traditional business leadership, like their Republican allies, present a spectacle of utter disarray.

His music meant so much to so many because it presented "a spectacle of not-belonging".

Like Daft Punk, Human League in a way, being a bit like, not pretentious, but imagining that you're kind of presenting a spectacle.

Twice a week the show presented a spectacle that would not have been out of place on "The Ed Sullivan Show," circa 1954.

Above all, it presented a spectacle that — let's be honest — most of us in the news media don't really get.

Between the symbol-laden appearance of many in the courtroom and statements that, coming from the reticent Amish, can only be called startling, the trial has presented a spectacle.

As he panders to the Cuban-Americans of South Florida who want to defy both United States law and common-sense morality by keeping Elian Gonzalez from returning to his father in Cuba, Vice President Al Gore presents a spectacle that is dismaying but unsurprising.

With the rain falling in diagonal sheets, the pyrotechnics flashing like lightning and camera-lens water spots adding a psychedelic touch, Prince presented a spectacle that actually required a football field.

In its stupendous productivity and capability to generate variation, Life presents a spectacle for which a description coined by Pliny the Elder more than 1800 years before Darwin is no less apt: " the great variety of nature at play" [ 5].

The giant strides of the Revolution, Hölderlin writes, present a monstrous spectacle.