Sentence examples for spectacular meaning from inspiring English sources
What I love about it is that it's very scenic - even the most mundane task takes on a spectacular meaning.
They will be concerned that this new grouping may attempt to mark its arrival with what they would call a "spectacular", meaning attacks on the police or a high profile location.
War in PlanetSide 2 is endless and senseless, and it fails to lend meaning to the spectacular carnage it engenders.
But shunga, meaning "spring pictures", showing sometimes spectacular sexual contortions on the futon, come loaded with the power of taboo.
The food is uneven, but I say this meaning that some dishes are spectacular while others are merely average.
… There were some sarcastic wows reprimanded by a sotto voce "It's Turrell!" — meaning that what typically is spectacular about the work of this artist is in part the quietude achieved through the harmony of light and space.
The three other rings in the exhibition/sale are all spectacular specimens of their time periods, sentiment, meaning and their culture place in history.
"If Bounce Below has a meaning beyond being fun, and spectacular, it surely has to do with Britain's ever faster escape from its industrial revolution," The Guardian's Jonathan Jones wrote.
"The meaning of life is having a spectacular view".
I think augmenting a structure is not only about adding something visual to it the spectacular effect, which is the easy part but adding meaning to it, so it can also stimulate your imagination".
It's a progressive-scan DVD player, too, meaning that its DVD playback looks extra-spectacular on "high-definition ready" television sets.
