Sentence examples for spectacle emotion from inspiring English sources

Is it like kids, or can you pick a favorite among your movies? A. I can't pick a favorite, but I can break them down as far as spectacle, emotion, comedy in that kind of way.

The two things that work best, are spectacle and emotion, and we all know that crying is all about that damn emotion".

The drama, the spectacle, the emotion, the persistent low-grade background hum: even before the first weekend of the monthlong World Cup tournament was over, it was clear that at this gathering of some of the planet's finest athletes, the first breakout star wasn't a Ronaldo or a Messi; it was an uncountable number of vuvuzelas.

"When audiences embrace something the way they did with Gravity – and they embraced it equally for its unique story and its use of 3D – then that does make it a little easier to say: 'Well, maybe they'll like something else that also has that mix of spectacle and emotion.'" (Just to be on the safe side, The Walk is opening in the US in the same early-autumn slot that Gravity occupied two years ago).

We crave the pleasure they supply -- the spectacle, the vicarious emotion, the sheer sensory overload -- even as we often regard it with puritanical suspicion.

But it is important to note that this style of art was roughed up and left for dead by the Impressionists, who had little use for the grand spectacle and high emotion of history painting.

At his best he offers a technically adept formalism, but it's not matched with content; if he found a way to marry the spectacle to heartfelt emotion, he'd be really on to something".

She said she admired "the spectacle, pageantry and emotion of the day".

Where will we find the beauty and spectacle, the glamour and emotion we remember so fondly?

It's what I call the moment's moment: big tears, big tantrums, elements of the reality talent show where it becomes a huge spectacle of excess and emotion without the authenticity running behind it.

Peter Travers of Rolling Stone writes that "the sheer scope of Nolan's vision — with emotion and spectacle thundering across the screen — is staggering".