Sentence examples for spectacles more from inspiring English sources

As a general rule, there are few spectacles more pitiful than the modern male – especially the wealthy, powerful modern male – harrumphing at the gains made by feminism.

In a world that is bent on putting "reality" in inverted commas, there are few spectacles more viscerally immediate than this.

There are few spectacles more unedifying than that of a director who knows they have made a lousy film blaming critics for their failure.

But karaoke is about the spectacle more than the sidebars.

It was not a high-excitement spectacle, more visual chewing gum.

When it comes to the World Cup, I love the spectacle more than the actual winning.

Yet every year, in June, the site hosts a spectacle more uplifting than a season of flip checks.

The inter-generational rivalry makes the spectacle more delicious, and more emotional, for the millions of amateur golfers who teach their children the game.

Cannily employing slow motion and replay, the filmmakers turn a territorial dispute between two giraffes into a brutal, balletic spectacle more hypnotic than anything in "Raging Bull".

But it was more than street spectacle, more than showbusiness, for beyond the sense of exuberance and renewed life the event generated, I felt other kinds of excitement.

The "Today" show tried to make the spectacle more dignified by laying on some easy-listening pseudo-classical chamber music, heavy on the violins.