Sentence for spectacle | Use spectacle in a sentence

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• It was no spectacle for me. (12)
• To him it was a merry spectacle. (1)
• As a spectacle this was rather fine. (7)
• It was, indeed, an impressive spectacle. (8)
• Such a spectacle was one of her pleasures. (10)
• The novel spectacle of some hundred (thousand?) (6)
• Changeful ocean seemed to laugh at the spectacle. (10)
• We were unarmed, and the spectacle was distressing. (10)
• For a minute or so he gazed at the mournful spectacle. (10)
• For a minute or so he gazed at the mournful spectacle. (22)
• Looking forward, I beheld a truly terrifying spectacle. (7)
• The silliness of a young man will be no bad spectacle. (10)
• The spectacle which they encountered there was appalling! (1)
• The policeman passed, and for an hour endured this spectacle. (10)
• I must own that I too was absorbed in the spectacle of Miss Gage. (9)
• The spectacle was over by the time we gained the top of the hill. (2)
• Amusing spectacle when you came to think of it, a general meeting! (8)
• There is nothing so encouraging as the spectacle of self-sufficiency. (2)
• A faint smile quivered over her face at the spectacle of his subjection. (9)
• But at the Dean Bridge, you may behold a spectacle of a more novel order. (2)
• The whole spectacle had an historical quality, which I tasted with pleasure. (9)
• An injured pride could animate his wealth to crave solace of such a spectacle. (10)
• O spectacle of Peter, shrewdly pecked, Piper, by his own pepper from his pouch! (10)
• At the railroad yards the blazing torches show a picturesque, animated spectacle. (21)
• And what would be the spectacle if they were to cut themselves loose from England? (10)
• It is a test of the civilized to see and hear, and add no yapping to the spectacle. (10)
• The spectacle of a state of excitement without a show of feeling was novel to Patrick. (10)
• Together they stood by the lamp, a spectacle to ocean: but no Lady Charlotte drew near. (10)
• I think the spectacle of a whole life in which you have no part paralysis personal desire. (2)
• When all was over, and the dust cloud had lifted, the spectacle was too dreadful to describe. (7)
• Dacier withdrew his eyes thoughtfully from the spectacle, and moved to woo Diana to a stroll. (10)
• It would be a nice spectacle, would it not, a Botho Thüngen publicly wallowing in the gutter? (12)
• It is a religion of love, practical, undemonstrative, knowing nothing of pageantry and spectacle. (7)
• For a moment all eyes refused their office and turned from the sickening spectacle on the sidewalk. (1)
• She had not time to answer me, for every thought was now engaged by the horrid spectacle before us. (4)
• Never did four walls look down upon an uglier spectacle than these sisters rivaling in unsisterliness. (2)
• Sewell was intensely interested in the moral spectacle which Lapham presented under his changed conditions. (9)
• To me it was a shocking and brutalizing spectacle in which all my sympathies were on the side of the bull. (14)
• I witnessed the spectacle of both parties to the projected introduction swinging round to make their escape. (10)
• He cared nothing for that; the spectacle pleased, and he danced with glee in imitation of the wavering flames. (1)
• Her stride from the axle of the wheel to the step higher would have been a graceful spectacle on Alpine crags. (10)
• But the minds of most of those about the table were fascinated by the spectacle of ruin so closely presented to them. (13)
• Farmers in the barnyards rub their eyes in mute astonishment at the moving spectacle, and cattle scamper from fright. (21)
• It is certainly a curious spectacle, and doubtless it ought to convince an observer of the divinity of the institution. (9)
• Under my reluctant eyes the great, dreadful spectacle of the Santiago fight displayed itself in peaceful Kittery Harbor. (9)
• Let us be glad the night drops her curtain upon the cheap spectacle, and shuts these with the other actors from our view. (9)
• It was evident where most of the small bottle had gone, but Breckon was none the cheerfuller for the spectacle of Mrs. Rasmith. (9)
• On the sand before this spectacle I talked with a philosopher of humble condition who backed upon me and knocked my umbrella out of my hand. (9)
• When she looked she flushed at the spectacle of one of her thousand thoughts, but she was not startled; the colour overflowed a grave face. (10)
• In a moment they were seen leaning back and contemplating him amusedly, as if he had been the comic spectacle, and were laughing for a wager. (10)
• At {253} the spectacle of the French attacking force, the Governor of Prince of Wales Fort, Samuel Hearne, seems to have become panic-stricken. (19)
• The spectacle prospered through its first half-hour, with the charm which German sentiment and ingenuity, are able to lend even a bicycle parade. (9)
• But when the wedding-journeyers emerged upon Broadway, the other passages and incidents of their dream faded before the superior fantasticality of the spectacle. (9)
• The latter, indeed, asserted that the teleological reason for the existence of legations was to supply their countrymen with tickets to this particular spectacle for nothing. (14)

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