Sentence examples for spectacles of from inspiring English sources

Remakes, knockoffs and spectacles of disgust abound.

As a result the American 19th century is primarily seen through the spectacles of European Romanticism.

And all these states of vision were personal and local, the spectacles of his own story.

It is really one of the great joyous spectacles of British film.

Iraq is hardly the only country to make public spectacles of suspects accused of criminal activity.

And perhaps we don't, so long as spectacles of glitzy celebrity ceremonies dominate our view.

IN RECENT months Mexicans have become inured to carefully choreographed spectacles of horror.

Omar staged horrific spectacles of public punishment in Afghanistan after the Taliban took national power.

He said the ultimate objective is to preserve great spectacles of wildlife.

In Turkey, Recep Tayyip Erdogan continues to hypnotise voters with atavistic spectacles of Ottoman pomp.

The spectacles of the South Sea Bubble and the Mississippi Bubble had returned.