Sentence examples for spectacular forms from inspiring English sources

The remaining slots on the list included some truly spectacular forms of life.

There were still triumphs of Christian emperors (e.g., Honorius in 403), and the theme was revived in new and spectacular forms in Renaissance art.

The siliceous glass sponges of the class Hexactinellida are found in deep water and include such spectacular forms as the glass rope sponge (Hyalonema) and the Venus's flower basket (Euplectella), whose beautiful lattice-like skeleton was highly prized as a collector's item in Victorian times.

Yet, while the US started to shift toward less spectacular forms of execution, they were not less public, not less symbolic, and certainly not less racially charged, as a result – until an effective moratorium on the penalty which lasted from 1960 to 1976.

There had always been a struggle in her work between the creating of spectacular forms for the sheer egocentric sake of doing so and her claim that they served to make public and urban spaces in which new relationships and liberating dynamics would be possible, for example between the audience and performers of an opera house, and passersby in the city outside.

The reason it is not conclusive is that the experiences are susceptible of a different explanation if we accept the existence of some rather spectacular forms of extra-sensory perception, also known as "super psi" (see Braude 2002).

Rooted in pantomime this spectacular dramatic form is accompanied by an orchestra, including metallophones, xylophones, gongs and oboes.

Ed Balls was on spectacular form on BBC Politics earlier today.

Still, we can all agree he is in spectacular form.

The result was an efficient use of material and a spectacular form.

Mario Balotelli v Gerard Pique Mario Balotelli was in spectacular form in Italy's semi-final with Germany.