Sentence examples for spectacle all from inspiring English sources

This is spectacle all right.

It promises to be a spectacle all its own.

Art is a walled-off, recyclable spectacle — all yesterday's parties, another newsworthy current event.

Tamasha is a rich Indian word conveying fun, glamour, suspense, excitement, and spectacle all in one.

What makes this spectacle all the more despicable is that the Clintons have used black supporters, such as Black Entertainment Television founder Robert Johnson, to stoke their smears.

I doubt that it was her intention to do so, but she renders the candidates' ambition as vanity, their curiosity as foolishness, their pain as spectacle — all because of her simplifications of a complex and self-doubting documentary form.

They may have beards, mustaches, spectacles, all of which can be different shapes and colours.

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It's based on clichés not only from old paintings but from some of the fruitiest and most swollen nineteen-fifties period spectacles; all this material, after passing through video games, now gets loaded back into a production requiring the wealth of corporate kings.

The short ends as he posts the frustrating Facebook status, "BORING DAY #NothingToReport," even though he was surrounded by spectacles all day long.

The style of ballet known as the "spectacles all'italiana" imported to France from Italy caught on, and the first ballet performed in France (1581), Ballet comique de la Royn, was composed by an Italian, Baltazarini di Belgioioso, better known by the French version of his name, Balthasar de Beaujoyeulx.