Sentence examples for the spectacle existed from inspiring English sources
Resnais had pulled off a modernist hat trick: the static nature of the movie conveyed his notion of the irrecoverability of memory; the means by which the spectacle existed at all was what the movie was about.
If the spectacle exists, as Debord tells us, "wherever representation takes on an independent existence" then it's safe to assume that the computer-manufactured credit derivatives associated with the collapse of the American economy in 2008 count as one of the many forms of the spectacle.
"If you can't be seen to exist without the spectacle, then do you exist?" Josh Harris has built a career on the link between art, self-promotion and technology.
Dissatisfaction with established systems of theatre, including the often egocentric actor-manager and the indulgence in scenic spectacle, also existed in England.
High prevalence of visual impairment, visual impairment alleviated by refractive correction, and low spectacle coverage existed among the senior population in Baoshan District of Shanghai.
The ecology of a landscape is what exists below the spectacle, on the microscopic level, or even in plain sight, but obscured through time.
Recognizing that a market still exists for the spectacle of vintage movies in old picture palaces, theatre organist Mark Herman (who lived in Indianapolis until recently) has made a lucrative part-time vocation out of accompanying silent films at surviving venues across the country.
The spectacle is gorgeous.
