Sentence examples for spectators themselves from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gonzales-Day's work throws the emphasis on the spectators themselves and makes hard lines between then and now, them and us, difficult to draw.

Lowe had long been preoccupied with the German artist Joseph Beuys, who in the 1970s proposed the concept of ''social sculpture,'' a more engaged form of political art in which the spectators themselves were the participants.

Ideas may not be accepted if they are offered forthrightly; and great dramatists who are intent on furthering social or political ideas, such as Henrik Ibsen, George Bernard Shaw, and Bertolt Brecht, quickly learned methods of having the spectators themselves reason the ideas as part of their response to the play.

Instead, it uncannily places the lens on the spectators themselves, absurdly quantifying a difference that is notable because of its similarity.

Altdorfer may have painted row after row of apparently identical warriors, but the spectators themselves would identify with Alexander and Darius, figures who had names, whose significance was indicated by the cord which hung down from the tablet above them".

No one was shivering and many spectators found themselves shedding layers as the morning progressed.

"Most spectators position themselves on a hole and let the parade come by.

The result was rarely an aesthetic delight for the spectators fanning themselves in the stands.

These were just two of many stark questions spectators asked themselves as they followed the proceedings of the tribunal.

On Sunday night, many spectators found themselves suddenly broadcast on the big screen, microphones thrust into their faces.

"Before kick-off spectators amused themselves by compiling an all-star XI," wrote the Guardian's Patrick Barclay.