Sentence examples for spectacle focused from inspiring English sources

The person was largely lost amid all the spectacle focused on Baroness Thatcher, the public figure.

Catholics regard the film as a thoroughly Catholic spectacle, focused as it is on the Virgin Mary and Jesus' suffering.

WASHINGTON — By defiantly pushing for full-fledged ethics trials, Representatives Charles B. Rangel and Maxine Waters are raising the prospect of a spectacle focusing on Congressional corruption this fall, just as Democrats are fighting to hold on to their majority in an election already defined by distrust of Washington.

The team also tried to turn each battle into a spectacle by focusing on one-on-one duels instead of hordes of enemies.

No surprises here: Mr. Mamet abhors crass producers, meaningless spectacles, focus groups, ambitious studio drones and specious screenwriting.

His rallies, when they have happened, have remained rambling Trump spectacles with no focused message.

Lim – a youthful looking man with spectacles and a focused demeanour – is often among them, helping to shepherd the group.

"[There were] spectacular, star-studded miniseries or TV movies, but the idea of a weekly series that runs for multiple years that is really spectacle-driven and focused on creating the 'did-you-see-that' moment that a lot of Hollywood tentpoles try to do was one innovation 'Game of Thrones' did," Mittell adds.

A big budget has translated to incredible technical effects, some expensive and talented actors, and a plot that is overly focused on spectacle.

It focused on spectacle and pageantry, and with composers like Jean-Baptiste Lully cranking out an opera a year, it was eminently disposable.

The first Cinerama films focused on spectacle rather than storytelling and were often styled as travelogues.