Sentence examples for sweet spectacle from inspiring English sources

Pretty much everyone in El Salvador understands by now, though that the extraordinary cataract of American aid--more than 3 billion dollars into this small, poor country of 5 million since 1980--is 1980--is 1980--is, by the sweet spectacle of democreleasedectinns.

So much so that you may begin to think that this sweet, feel-good spectacle is ill suited to a tale of psychological sadism in an apartheid township.

The best events have hit a sweet spot between spectacle and critique, like Paul Chan's post-Katrina staging of "Waiting for Godot," in the Lower Ninth Ward of New Orleans, or Kara Walker's monumental hybrid of mammy and sphinx, coated in a shell of white sugar, in Williamsburg.

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The one day that us "normals," who were not chosen to be Google Glass Explorers during the first round of beta testing, can get our hands on some sweet, sweet high-tech spectacles.

My sweet, sweet, sweetness.

With "New Era," Aitken finds a sweet spot between rumination and spectacle, while steering clear of the showmanship that has left some of his recent projects feeling a little too slick.

He doesn\u2019t discuss planned obsolescence, but he does reflect on mortality: \u201cYou start recognizing your limitations at some point, and it\u2019s just not going to stop.\u201d<\/p> With \u201cNew Era,\u201d Aitken finds a sweet spot between rumination and spectacle, while steering clear of the showmanship that has left some of his recent projects feeling a little too slick.

Stephen Thomas Erlewine from Allmusic said "Since so much of the tour depended on overblown spectacle, Sticky & Sweet Tour is better experienced as a video instead of a CD – but even as a video this doesn't rank among the best Madonna live albums, as there's too much precision and not enough inspiration in the whole show".

The sheer spectacle is thrilling.

This struck me with new force this week when we saw everywhere - on television, the front pages of every newspaper, the cover stories on magazines - the face of a sweet old lady with golden spectacles, her white hair swept up and topped off with a ropey knot, sitting alongside the President of the United States and speaker of the House.