Sentence examples for rousing spectacle from inspiring English sources

It is testament to Urie's longstanding commitment to big-top emotionalism that dropping in blockbuster covers of Bohemian Rhapsody – PATD's contribution to the Suicide Squad soundtrack – and the title track from The Greatest Showman feel like throwaways in a two-hour revue that delivers constant rousing spectacle.

Light middleweight prospect Holly Lill' Bear" Lawson's professional debut in a four-round bout against Brittney Christian (1-1, one KO) out of Denver will be the first women's boxing match ever held in Glendale and, according to Bash, promises to be a rousing spectacle.

Somehow it struck that balance between knowing send-up and rousing spectacle, and half the delight was seeing an expensive studio product transcend its unpromising theme-park origins before our eyes, with a wink, a nudge and a hearty "ha-haaar!" Second time round, it was never going to be plain sailing.

What a rousing, heartwarming spectacle of adventure and intensity in the gloaming of the championship this was, with nothing at stake but pride and the perennial lust to clobber the old enemy.

Fire, smoke, drama and spectacle rouse Red Dog: True Blue into a climactic arch.

Director JK Youn, responsible for the tsunami blockbuster "Tidal Wave," has an undeniable knack for crafting crowd-rousing, character-driven spectacle.

All that mad spectacle, the rousing celebration of human endeavour, Gisele walking for a really long time across an empty arena … what better way to get really excited about peaceful co-existence and athletes doing stuff?

"Nabucco," Verdi's third opera and first major success, is the better choice for the outdoors: it's a spectacle full of rousing tunes, and you don't have to follow the story line too closely.

How important is spectacle and entertainment in rousing the public conscience?" The text is sometimes too technical and the images repetitive (though this is, after all, a book about imagery).

After a rousing Star Spangled Banner where many in the audience adeptly hit the high notes, the stage spectacle began.

As I focused with a childish delight on the battle scene, a spectacle of mounted soldiers amassed around the fortified city, I was roused from my decidedly secular reverie by a passing nun who seemed to see right through me, striking a toaca, or prayer board, used here in lieu of a bell.