Sentence examples for through the spectacle from inspiring English sources

It was through the spectacle of Paris that Picasso began to try out different voices, such as Toulouse Lautrec's in "French Can-Can" and Degas's in "Dwarf-Dancer (La Nana)".

HARD as it has been to watch, harder still to live through, the spectacle of Herman Cain's dodging sexual harassment allegations is a real step up for the status of women.

This desire was realised - after his token suicide attempt following the murders - through the spectacle of trial as funeral, resulting in formal punishment and escape into religious serenity, with the help of Christian do-gooders.

Voltaire's Zaïre (1732; The Tragedy of Zara) aims to do just that, through the spectacle of Christian intolerance overwhelming the eponymous heroine, torn as she is between the religion of her French Roman Catholic forefathers and the Muslim faith of her future husband, a Turk.

The closest thing to an actual solidarity statement happened because local organizers broke through the spectacle of the Super Bowl, not Beyoncé.

As a result the American 19th century is primarily seen through the spectacles of European Romanticism.

Reading Aristotle through the spectacles of the Roman art of rhetoric, scholars often try to identify two, three or four virtues of style in his Rhetoric.

Let us look through the spectacles of the trial methodologist and play devil's advocate by working out two important biases: con founding by indication and confounding by trial completion.

Yet even when the N.F.L.'s lockout was temporarily reinstated by an appeals court midway through the round, the spectacle at Radio City Music Hall continued uninterrupted.

As I suffered through the LeBronathon last night, several thoughts went through my head about the spectacle and how the NBA relates to the NFL.

Drivers were only just registering the spectacle through their windscreens.