Sentence examples for spectacles point from inspiring English sources

Economists wearing rose-tinted spectacles point out that interest rates today are low, so households can afford to borrow more.

The pathologist, Dr Nicholas Hunt, wrote in his report that the fact Kelly had removed his watch and spectacles pointed towards the cuts to his left arm "being an act of self-harm" (see 9.54am post).

You'll just have to press the button on your Spectacles while pointing them at a special QR Snapcode on your app.

So what we had on both sides was that old, familiar spectacle of point-scoring, all aimed at voters.

Reports that it has explored 360 and stereoscopic cameras as a subsequent product to Spectacles validates our point.

Spectacles' $130 price point is a lot less than some alternative ways to buy into the new hotness (regardless of functionality).

The fourth season as a whole is filled with these massive, beautiful spectacles, to the point where it seemed that the show existed just to create big moments.

Sullivan also points out that the prohibitive price of Google Glass —a whopping $1,500 per pair— made their use more exclusive, whereas Spectacles' $130 price point means more people can use them, which will probably make the public more comfortable with the idea. .

In everybody's view the most absorbing spectacle & discussion point of a historic assembly are the behavior & reactions of the new rather than the old hands - the African nations.

The removal of the watch in this way and indeed the removal of the spectacles and features pointing towards this being an act of self harm.

The audience awareness that did exist was mostly down to Momentum's splashy TV ad campaign, which effectively showcased the film's chief selling point: spectacle.