Sentence examples for sort of spectacle from inspiring English sources

That's the sort of spectacle Killing Season offers.

It's all quite dizzying, not the sort of spectacle that's easily replicable onstage.

We've got at least until the collective-bargaining agreement expires, and a different sort of spectacle begins.

As a virtuoso guitarist, an expansive composer and, above all, an inveterate searcher, he knows how to bring human scale and feeling to the most outsize sort of spectacle.

You can watch LeBron James duel Tim Duncan for championship glory on most of your television screen, or you can watch a different sort of spectacle on the news crawl beneath them.

For visitors who have no intention of partaking in it, the sex industry has become a sort of spectacle, a red-light district that makes its counterparts in other cities seem almost Victorian.

Beauty pageants are generally not the sort of spectacles that draw people with an aversion to camp -- people like the the German photographer Juergen Teller, who is best known for saturnine fashion images in magazines like Index and W.

Elsewhere at the convention, which is expected to log a capacity crowd of about 125,000 by the time it ends on Sunday, the giant exhibition hall teemed with the sort of spectacles you would expect at a gathering devoted to fantasy, in all of its many forms.

These are gadgets that you put on, from all sorts of spectacles with built-in cameras and screens, like Google Glass, to wrist bands and watches that can monitor your heart rate or relay text messages.

She has had no shortage of odd run-ins since she came to New York 15 years ago to study at New York University and work in the theater, witnessing all sorts of spectacles on late-night rides home.

If producers are selling tickets, doesn't it qualify as some sort of public spectacle?