Sentence examples for spectacle aside from inspiring English sources

But the real problem with the Burberry-type spectacle, aside from what it must add to the already high costs of clothing, is that the designs become overinflated even by runway standards.

But spectacle aside, is the Bikram family mission to bring yoga competitions to the 2016 Olympics any closer to fruition that when it started nine years ago?

So, setting the rose-tinted spectacles aside, what might we say about the prospects for teaching and assessment in 2013?

Already there is a sense of public spectacle and theatrical aside, and of private voices in the head.

Aside from the spectacle of an emotional return was the issue of Mourning's health.

Kapadia, as befits the maker of a film about motor racing, understands all too well how hard it is to turn aside from the spectacle of those who crash and burn.

"This is how the spectacle of brave soldiers casting aside their own self-interest and putting themselves at risk leads to a form of moral self-deception that is difficult to avoid," he wrote.

Mr. Rangel's accumulating missteps and Ms. Pelosi's refusal to force him to step aside only compound the spectacle.

Despite this, Howard insists that fans will enjoy the spectacle of the game and put aside politics at the gate.

Aside from policy, such spectacles also lower the public's opinion of Congress as an institution, which is reflected in low voter turnout and the difficulties both parties face in recruiting candidates to run.

But also, aside from the music, the spectacle of Tories in power – their smug faces as they busily dismantle people's lives – resonates today.