Sentence examples for spectacle of a small from inspiring English sources

The spectacle of a small group smashing the glass on a side entrance to the city's legislature last week – in protests that have otherwise been remarkable for their orderliness – has further sapped public support.

Most people in the UK feel most of the time as if they are watching the spectacle of a small body of powerful people or organisations make the real decisions behind closed doors.

They present us with spectacle on a small scale, the illusion of celebrity.

Perform puppet plays at outdoor music festivals to give sun-drenched revelers a spectacle of a smaller scale.

In the same snake, the eye and ventral periocular tissues were effaced by inflammation, but the spectacle and a small fragment of cornea remained; the corneal remnant contained few fungal hyphae.

The trial is also a spectacle of small humiliations for Mr. Manafort, 69.

For those who have been vacationing on Mars, I should explain that Google Glass (note the singular) is a headset that superficially resembles a pair of spectacles and contains a small mobile computer, a camera, a microphone and a tiny refractive display that projects a virtual screen in the wearer's field of vision.

Yet precisely how Martial lived between ad 65 and 80, the year in which he published Liber Spectaculorum (On the Spectacles), a small volume of poems to celebrate the consecration of the Colosseum, is not known.

But weigh against these small rebellions the spectacle of a leadership that since July's reshuffle has been more firmly than ever under the prime minister's thumb.

Likewise, the spectacle of workers repeating small, mindless movements on an assembly line merges the man into the blankness of a machine.

So what are the prizes you ask? Unfortunately Spectacles themselves are impossible to get and currently retailing on secondary markets for the price of a small car.