21.   I do not know one male who would subject himself to such a public spectacle in pursuit of looking better through chemistry.

22.   I started conducting madly with my free arm, becoming, in an instant, both a menace to public safety and a public spectacle.

23.   Industry executives said it was unclear why Kemp-Welch made an unusually public spectacle of criticizing Lawrence, who did not respond publicly.

24.   It is essential to drift backward no further by making the execution a public spectacle.

25.   Its modus operandus of hate-filled public spectacle serves only to pervert the life-affirming dignity of thoughtful and reasoned abortion opponents.

26.   Nor does posting doctors at ringside to prevent the combatants from killing each other turn a bloody public spectacle into a legitimate sport.

27.   Of course, the public spectacle of two such prominent and powerful companies joining forces might provoke a more serious regulatory response.

28.   Our democratic system is, by the division of powers intrinsic to its structure, a public spectacle.

29.   Potential juror Claude Cosgrove was among those expressing relief that the public spectacle of a trial was avoided.

30.   She has seen gaffes, witnessed horrible public spectacles and committed some egregious hostessing sins of her own.