"Wearers of the spectacles were not only ridiculed, but the glasses, according to the superstition of the times, were called a device of the devil".
That elaborate spectacle included not only dancing horses but lions, elephants, flaming volcanoes and an audience of 200,000 people.
From Balding's book, it's probably: "Her eyes sagged, her titties swung low and loose, and her girth was wider than was strictly desirable", which incurs a large penalty because it evokes the spectacle of Balding not only using the word "titties", but doing so in relation to a dog.
Our work performs a complex analysis of the third-order design of spectacle lenses considering not only astigmatism but all types of primary aberrations and their combinations.
Here the World Trade Center stands not only as spectacle but as a profound symbol of unity.
Long-distance migrations are not only a spectacle, he said; they are crucial to keeping wildlife species extant in a changing world.
Vulnerability is not her bag, She is, though, up to the challenge — in this case, the conundrum of how to make her Super Bowl XLVII halftime show, which she had been planning for months, not only a spectacle in its own right, but also a conclusion to the messy affair.
The North West 200's technical director Mervyn Whyte said that his team has built up a "strong relationship" with BBC Sport NI. "The BBC ensures that not only the spectacle of the race but also the numerous attractions of the beautiful North Coast will be beamed into millions of homes around the world in an exciting mix of radio, TV and online coverage," added Mr Whyte.
It was not only the spectacle of the concert, but the performer herself, as she reasserted her musical relevance and dominance in her 25th year in the spotlight.
It's not only a great spectacle, but also a gripping drama of love, betrayal and redemption.
