Sentence examples for spectacle how much from inspiring English sources

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.

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

And sometimes they can add a dimension to the studies of character, even though they always subtract a dimension from the battlefield spectacle, no matter how much they spend.

It was truly an impressive spectacle to see how much the mass media did care about this responsibility.

How much spectacle will there be?

This was a poignant spectacle, and proof of how much it means, to dancers, to have serious work made on them.

Historians may well look back at this unfortunate spectacle and wonder just how much has really changed in the new darling of the Asian foreign investment community.

Snap hasn't said how much Spectacles will cost or how they will be sold, other than that the roll-out will be limited.

The optimists still watching the spectacle unfold are left wondering how much damage can be undone.

Nor did tears work for our very own Ken Livingstone when, at his mayoral manifesto launch, he wept at the spectacle of "ordinary Londoners" saying how much they wanted him to be mayor – in words written by his staff.

Consider the possibility that the torrent of criticism says nothing about Jacobellis, but speaks volumes about us, and about how much this spectacle we call the Olympics is about the creation of heroes and villains.