Sentence examples for some spectacle that from inspiring English sources

She had the uneasy feeling that she might now be thrilling to some spectacle, that was, really, only Readville stars.

Just as you're noticing how near-amateurish some incident looks (deliberately) with these reduced forces, you then see some aspect of pageantry or spectacle that effectively sketches big-scale history.

In some of the play's tense moments characters break into dance or song, creating a spectacle that reminded some Scots of a military tattoo, the performances of bands from regiments like the Black Watch.

The Bird's Nest was the location of the Games' opening ceremony, a mass spectacle that involved some 15,000 performers and celebrated 5,000 years of Chinese cultural achievements and the concept of social harmony (he), the central tenet of the Communist Party of China's (CPC's) ideology under Hu.

The mob was certainly a spectacle that required some effort to coordinate.

"I don't know if it was because the game wasn't much of a spectacle that there had to be some talking point.

Why try to upstage the electronic spectacle that defines Times Square?

The convention itself was a spectacle that left many cold.

But it is a spectacle that may be disappearing.

It was a sad spectacle that should not be repeated.

But it wasn't just the spectacle that impressed Blatter.