Sentence examples for turned into a spectacle from inspiring English sources

By noon on Wednesday, the search of Dr. Murray's office had turned into a spectacle.

Each thing has to be turned into a spectacle to be real — that is, interesting — to us.

Each thing has to be turned into a spectacle to be real that is, interesting to us.

It is important, some therapists said, that the women not be turned into a spectacle, their identities as individuals diminished to "kidnap victims".

At that point, what should have been a routine rescue turned into a spectacle that involved dozens of police officers, a swarm of reporters and baffled passers-by.

Ball invited the lawmaker who sponsored that hearing, Representative Peter T. King, a Long Island Republican, to be the first witness at the session on Friday.And just like the Congressional hearing, Mr. Ball's inquiry turned into a spectacle.Security was increased at the office building in Lower Manhattan where the hearing was held, and television cameras outnumbered lawmakers.Mr.Mr

When judges can be swayed, a sport is in danger of turning into a spectacle.

"I Only Have Eyes for You" starts as a romantic subway symphony and turns into a spectacle of sexual monomania, with Ruby Keeler's face multiplying and filling the screen before giving way to the woman herself — whose skirt Berkeley's camera peers up to reveal a suggestive array of irises and ovals.

But the Jets' idealism has been supplanted by myopia, a misguided belief that they could manage an already tenuous situation — pairing the N.F.L.'s most popular player, who starred in the playoffs last season, with their own flawed quarterback, who did not — without it turning into a spectacle.

As his masculine identity becomes riddled with holes, he turns into a spectacle at a time when he would rather just be seen as any other grieving person.

"One family's tragedy turned into a political spectacle," Mr. Blumenauer told me.