Summit had become a known spectacle and status symbol, akin to a private Coachella.
They are turning the physical sensation of tasting something nice into a public spectacle, a status symbol.
I still think it stinks, this movie that reduces the American civil war to the status of spectacle; that advertises the masochistic pleasures of tight-lacing – did you notice how often Mammy is depicted brutally compressing Scarlett into her corset?
Looking back, she realized she'd unwittingly captured Kim and Kourtney Kardashian, two individuals who embody the very dreams of status and spectacle she'd spent decades exploring. .
But mainly, players come to enjoy the spectacle and revel in their status, if only for a day, as the best of the best.
Once again, we could have it all: freedom and victory, captivity and rescue, underdog status and the spectacle of slaughter.
3 5 Possible reasons for this include poor awareness by professional care givers 'of residents' visual function, visual status, need for spectacles or ocular disease or lack of referral.
This morning it even drew the endorsement of Mayor Anthony A. Williams, the gentler, nonconfrontational executive whose image is no match for the rapscallion style of Mr. Barry, who made a spectacle of this city's political status.
He passes a person on a bench who is unfazed by the spectacle, as if Los Angeles's longtime status as flypaper for freaks has steeled its citizens against all manners of oddballery.
Even the minor spectacle that might be driven to iconic status by newspapers desperate for a good story line — the garbage barge of 1987, the subway meltdown of last summer — has been absent.
