Sentence examples for spectacle worthy from inspiring English sources

And then there is the curtain call, a backstage spectacle worthy of an ovation in itself.

They say they came here intent on proving that they are not a sideshow, but a spectacle worthy of being the main event.

No, it fell to Mr. Jacobs and Miuccia Prada, with her younger Miu Miu line, to turn fashion into a spectacle worthy of a spotlight — and to imply that the glamour is necessarily artificial.

But to my surprise and relief the new "On the Town," having decided that it's a big, brassy spectacle worthy of Vegas, is a lot of fun on its own terms.

The affair was a lavish, four-and-a-half-million-dollar spectacle worthy of the Fitzgeralds, and could be described, depending on your taste, as Fairytale Fabulous, Westeros Contemporary, or Middle Earth Chic.

Revenues will be split between Conmebol, US Soccer, and Concacaf, although rather than it being seen as a pure money-making exercise, officials are just desperate to produce a spectacle worthy of the entrants.

Their complex live show are spectacles worthy of full gawping.

He does the same with music, turning performances by Benny Goodman and the big band into rhythmic visual spectacles worthy of the sonic swing.

Its complex live shows are spectacles worthy of full gawping, and elements of it should translate well to this small spinning set.

If the first FA Cup final to be played at the Millennium stadium in Cardiff takes its cue from the Worthington Cup final there a fortnight ago the spectacle should be worthy of its setting.

He says (and I concur) that Baron Cohen induces the celebrities who play along with him "to caricature themselves," but he wonders: Is Sacha Baron Cohen…trying to be a despiser of the society of the spectacle and a worthy heir to Andy Warhol and Guy Debord?