Sentence examples for sort of spectator from inspiring English sources

It was as though my rape had turned into some sort of spectator sport and far more people were cheering for my rapist than for me.

Booing, as has been reported before, is a sort of spectator sport at the festival, and over the years plenty of films have been unceremoniously jeered.

I experienced the satisfying sensation that life was going along back at home just as it should have been -- not without me, but with me present as a sort of spectral spectator.

The Wyatt trial has become the sort of place where spectators can hear references to Mr. Boutros-Ghali's private residence in Manhattan followed by firsthand accounts of meetings with, say, Richard Helms, the former director of the Central Intelligence Agency, or Jack Kemp, the former vice-presidential candidate.

It was the sort of performance that had spectators thinking of King Georges to come over this course and distance.

Far better is the app's Blog section, where BBC America's reporters weigh in on the sort of tiny details that wedding spectators will presumably snap up.

The spectators, that sort of thing, does remind you of good days.

The critics again complained about the criminal aspect; The Spectator declared "this sort of book presents crime in a form too entertaining and attractive to be moral", while the reviewer for The Illustrated London News thought that Hornung's "invention has obviously flagged .

A witness in Ansongo said that the accused man's hand was "placed on a sort of table," in front of dozens of spectators, in the town's main square.

As the shoot wore on, a sort of soporific haze settled over the spectators; around midday, I momentarily lost track of Moore on the monitor.

One room is all purple, and then, behind a door, are boxes upon boxes of Kelly green and blue suede two-tone spectators with every sort of heel, from fat to thin.