The revolution has been brewing for decades, and these same protesters have been in the streets countless times, after organizing by phone, by word of mouth, or simply as a shared reaction to some fresh enormity.
It would take a very brave human being to try to dismantle some of its enormity and rebuild it.
But, without wishing anyone ill, imagine how interesting it would be if the boastful leg-over merchants and their wronged partners were to sprout some comic physical enormity - a long nose or a bulbous crotch - if they wrote a tell-all diary or a vengeful memoir.
In republican Spain, most of the killing was the consequence of anarchy, the outcome of a national breakdown, and not the work of the state, although some political parties in some cities abetted the enormities, and some of those responsible ultimately rose to positions of authority.
Some critics said the enormity of the subject overwhelmed the artistry and violated the poetic aesthetic.
The men couldn't see the extent of the slab, but some could sense the enormity of the disaster.
That seemed like a reasonable response to some people, given the enormity of what happened on Sept. 11.
You get a sense of the enormity of some places and the tinyness and fragility of others.
Through my words here, I hope to give those who did not know Chris some insight into the enormity of the loss that his death represents.
Xia, a youngish multi-millionaire at 39, actually attended Villa's final home game of last season against Newcastle as a potential buyer, so he has some idea of the enormity of the task ahead.
