Sentence examples for spectacle differently from inspiring English sources
The question he was looking to answer in the process was how movies like "The Band Wagon," "Camille," "The Red Shoes" and "Cabaret" found that "software" he speaks of: how they used song and spectacle differently to reach audiences shaped by their different times.
Podcast #63: Artist Sue Austin's Creating the Spectacle challenges audiences to think differently about disability and wheelchairs NEW YORK, United States of America, 11 September 2012 – Images of Sue Austin, gliding through the deep on her wheelchair, past schools of fish and lush coral reefs, are taking the world by storm.
Tom Stoppard's play "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead," for instance, which seizes on two minor characters in "Hamlet," and uses them as a pair of spectacles through which we look differently at the main action of the play.
In other words, the optimists really did see the world differently.Rose-tinted spectacles may be good for one's health, as these results fit in with wider ideas about how a tendency to look on the bright side of life is part of being resilient to stress.
And that the people want a spectacle of modern-day gladiators, attired differently than their forebears were but intent on the same thing: not just physical domination but physical destruction.
Although the laser features are produced somewhat differently from the atmospheric spectacles, these simple soap bubbles are one way to study them without turning our eyes to the heavens.
Yet the Gozzi play avoids a weakness in "The Lion King", which is so packed with things to see that spectacle threatens to drown expressive detail.Theatrical arts are deployed differently in the two productions.
Though different people might date the onset of our present in-your-face era of news differently, it first made it onto my radar screen with the bizarre spectacle of the 1994 O.J. Simpson "low-speed" car chase.
Spectacle, by Pamela Newkirk (Amistad).
