Sentence examples for spectacle how from inspiring English sources

Peck, through Rosie, pulls out all the stops describing the spectacle: "How can I explain how it was to us?

Months after the announcement of curved TVs comes the DVD release of the Cinerama spectacle "How the West Was Won" (Tuesday).

Mr. Wincer and his cinematographer, James Neihouse, come up with enough imaginative angles to keep the monotonous spectacle (how much fun is it really to watch cars drive in a circle?) fresh and exciting, and they even score the ultimate money shot: a crash that sends a loose tire sailing straight toward the viewer's forehead.

Ambridge is trivia you can hardly see with spectacles ("How are the sheep?" "Pretty listless").

It is the "unspeakable enjoyment"—that, I would say, many of us experience—"of the spectacle of how the good can be humiliated, and how wonderfully easily it can be destroyed".

It is a moving spectacle of how humanity should be.

The most surreal part of this spectacle is how far removed it seems from the rest of the Olympics.

It's a fantastic spectacle, but how much you really love it will depend on testicle-altitude.

So Obama aides began anonymously trashing the vice president, not a pretty spectacle given how loyal Biden is to the president.

Mr. da Silva wrote that he had been thinking about the idea of spectacle and how it relates to consumer products while at a trade show in Las Vegas.

Each of these pieces is a rule or premise for the artful science of dream-manipulation, and the big surprise they add up to is the movie's plot itself — the spectacle of how it's done and what results from the effort.