Sentence examples for spectacle less from inspiring English sources

The new double-time "Thrones" relies more on spectacle, less on conversation.

When the Minnesota Vikings cheerleaders visited Bucca this spring, one could only wonder what the thousands of detainees, among them Muslim extremists for whom the flash of an ankle is cause for severe punishment, would have made of the spectacle less than a mile from their cells.

What could be a spectacle less comprehensible than evangelical Christians stumping for Trump?

The end result of Corbyn's first big parliamentary combat is a grim and strange spectacle: less a surging Titanomachy, more an ordinary man with the demeanor of a disappointed schoolteacher trying to reason against a creature out of the weirdest forgotten corners of ancient mythology.

The end result of Corbyn's first big parliamentary combat is a grim and strange spectacle: less a surging Titanomachy, more an ordinary man with the demeanour of a disappointed schoolteacher trying to reason against a creature out of the weirdest forgotten corners of ancient mythology.

HTC's Evo 3D phone, the successor to last year's highly regarded Evo, is set to offer a spectacle-less 3D experience via its 4.3in screen – and the technology blogs seem enthused.

The spectacle was less about clothes and more about the narrative.

It makes for an entertaining spectacle, though less interesting than the one we started out with.

Of course, in Favre's case, the spectacle is less about football than it is about Brett Favre.

Friday morning, barring thunder or blunder, the space shuttle Atlantis will cough smoke, spit fire and, in a spectacle no less dazzling for its familiarity, bust free of its earthly trappings, some 2,250 tons somehow rising above the clouds.

Walk on to any of the first-class grounds at any time tomorrow and the chances are that you will see the wicketkeeper standing back and a medium pace bowler in action ... there is little doubt that the game, as a spectacle, is less attractive than it was".