Sentence examples similar to Enormously immense from inspiring English sources
Hosking, a professor at the University of London, takes a rather sympathetic view of a highly talented and complex nation infused with a deep conviction that it bears a special mission, whether as a spiritual "Third Rome," to counter the consumerism and shallowness of the West, or as master of an immense and enormously rich domain.
It impressed me enormously at the time: an immense mansion originally constructed as the headquarters of an African trading company, with a remarkable collection of 20th-century art, including works by Max Ernst and Miró, Picasso, Matisse, Balthus and Francis Bacon.
David Cameron said politics had lost a man of "immense ability", while Nick Clegg said his opposition to the Iraq war had been "enormously courageous".
"People's attitudes about wealth have changed, and attitudes about alcohol have changed enormously," said Mr. Brand, whose autobiography "My Booky Wook" constitutes a sort of William Burroughs version of the "Arthur" story (without the immense wealth and with infinitely more substance abuse and sex).
