Sentence examples for thought spectacle from inspiring English sources

The ends of tragedy, as Aristotle conceived them, are best served by the harmonious disposition of six elements: plot, character, diction, thought, spectacle, and song.

A woman standing in line behind them said she thought Spectacles would make it much easier to take videos of cats.

So why does Spiegel think Spectacles will be different?

And we see others who don't need them at all, but who think spectacles will help with memorising for exams or catching a mate.

After two days of use, I think Spectacles V2 cross the threshold from clumsy novelty to creative tool accessible to the mainstream.

My colleague Josh Constine was optimistic with what the updated product had accomplished, "After two days of use, I think Spectacles V2 cross the threshold from clumsy novelty to creative tool accessible to the mainstream".

Find Law legal writer Casey Sullivan doesn't think Spectacles present the same issues as Google Glass, whose users were infamously dubbed "Glassholes," just for wearing the glasses in public. .

On the other hand, Leang Chun, abbott of the North Angkor Temple, a small modern-day temple set beside the ancient one, said he thought the spectacle was fine.

I think that spectacle is an inherent aspect of humanity — that the representation of life is an inherent part of life, and a crucial aspect of the attempt to understand the particulars of one's life.

Artworks were commissioned, and you might think that spectacle and drama were guaranteed in any art inspired by the disappearance of the sun at 11 minutes past 11 in the morning.

Historical tension between text and spectacle, thought and embodiment in western and other traditions since Greek antiquity.