Sentence examples for spectacle in terms of from inspiring English sources

It wasn't a great spectacle in terms of quality, just two teams honest and willing to work.

It's not always a rugby spectacle in terms of skill but in terms of emotion, passion, highs and lows it can't be beaten.

There were no statistically significant differences in baseline values between the ortho-k and spectacle control groups in terms of age, gender distribution, SER, corneal curvature, axial length (P >0.05, unpaired t-test and Chi-square test, Table  2).

Nevertheless, our study suggests that the distribution of standard +10D spherical spectacles is inadequate, in terms of provision of best vision to the acceptors of intracapsular cataract surgery.

The whole spectacle is pretty impressive, in terms of both production and entertainment value.

Four years ago, the American presidential election outdid itself in terms of spectacle.

The result is an unadulterated delight that makes up in wit and warmth whatever it may lack in terms of spectacle.

In terms of spectacle – and indeed revenue – there is a very good case for reinstating it to the calendar as a kind of annual heritage friendly.

As for whether the royal family deserves to live on taxpayer money, that's up to the British; I just hope, out of a sense of fairness, that they are getting their money's worth, in terms of spectacle.

In terms of spectacle, the Bond franchise has long been overtaken by its rivals, and in this movie many of the action sequences, including an apparent death by drowning, seem borrowed from other recent movies (see the watery plunge in "Bourne").

Most soccer fans subscribe to the notion that a strong league of teams is essential in terms of spectacle, so most would agree the top-heavy distribution of riches in soccer is a rotten deal that puts the economic interests of clubs above sporting interests.