Sentence examples for stirring spectacle from inspiring English sources
It was, though, a lovely, stirring spectacle, tribute to Dujardin's own driving part in the making-over of this ailing discipline from doomed Euro-aristo pastime to bravura Olympic display sport.
It was a stirring spectacle".
The virtues of peace, the hard times of war and the glory of victory, assured by Mulan, make for a stirring spectacle.
And yet it would be a stirring spectacle were the entire team to arise, one by one, and declare, "I am Moonicus!" I bought five Aeron chairs, an iMac and a 24-port switcher at a discount from a friend whose dot-com was going under.
Updike on Williams is a stirring spectacle.
For Arsenal fans filing through the drizzle outside the Emirates stadium before kick-off the display in the windows of the club megastore offered a stirring festive spectacle.
The sight of Edinburgh overtaken by an angry public spectacle winds up stirring his memories in a profound, melancholy way.
Sousa's music proved highly popular in circuses because its brassy sound and stirring beat added to the sense of spectacle and grandeur.
The other musical occasions depicted in both pictures and written accounts were equally functional: stirring incitements to military zeal, soothing accompaniments to communal or solitary labour, heightening aids to dramatic spectacles, and enlivening backgrounds to social gatherings that involved either singing or dancing or both.
