Sentence examples for spectacle the same from inspiring English sources

"People want to go see full-length ballets and spectacle, the same way they want to see 'Phantom of the Opera,' " she said.

What's remarkable about "Ran" is that the drama enhances the spectacle the same way the spectacle bolsters the drama.

No kitsch at all, in fact, unless you count his pale green spectacles, the same shade as his herbal tea.

The spectacle of the same system destroying innocent lives does not make quite such an appealing subject for winking jokes and soft shoes, particularly when the victims are potent historical symbols.

As Goethe, a fellow mason, declared: "The crowd should find pleasure in seeing the spectacle: at the same time, its high significance will not escape the initiates". Beyond the three-note rhythm sequence the number three is threaded through the opera in numerous ways.

The 2016 summer Olympic games ended up being a spectacle in the same way a 400 hundred pound intoxicated streaker who jumps from the stands and races across the playing field is a spectacle.

We're at least happy that we won't, for the moment, have to witness the spectacle of the same Republicans who goaded the GOP into shutting down the government make good on their threat to impeach Obama for... shutting down the government.

Despite having been impressed with the cast, Jonathan Rosenbaum of the Chicago Reader wrote that "Teen romance and operetta-style singing replace the horror elements familiar to film-goers, and director Joel Schumacher obscures any remnants of classy stage spectacle with the same disco overkill he brought to Batman Forever".

It is the studio audience, however, that makes the Six Chair Challenge so unreal to watch they become a braying mob, their chants of "SEAT, SEAT, SEAT, SEAT" or "OFF, OFF, OFF, OFF" the modern equivalent of "SPARE HIM" or "KILL HIM," totally caught up in the spectacle in the same way that the Romans fully buzzed off choosing which of two criminals they wanted to see literally crucified.

As if glam rock in the '70s and music video in the '80s weren't obvious enough in presenting rock as theater, pop's video-era arena spectacles use the same technology as Las Vegas revues and Broadway shows.

The fact that we don't have a name of the inventor suggests that a number of craftsmen were developing spectacles at the same time for this market.