Sentence examples for a massive punch from inspiring English sources

Except he's got a massive punch and he's Argentinian.

Yardie was a massive punch in the face by comparison.

There's no doubt about it, this scene packs a massive punch.

Operatic realism, or verismo, is a smallish Italian genre that can pack a massive punch in the theatre.

What you need is a massive punch of protein and to get over it.

Seven years after it was filmed in a tiny room at Ottawa police headquarters, the Russell Williams interrogation video from Feb. 7, 2010 still packs a massive punch.

Several other basketballers joined in, and a massive punch-up ensued.

Either that or they'll have a massive punch-up over who should have the last VB stubby.

"What we have today and for the past few months is massive call-outs by just about every Nazi group in the country and everyone involved in anti-fascism has gone down there today for what looks like a massive punch-up".

This moment should carry a massive emotional punch, but it is so charming that it slips into a purely literary convention.

It cannot be treated as if it were a neutral term: as Adrian Guelke argues, it "carries a massive emotional punch" (see Stephen Glover, in the Daily Mail, attacking Miliband by resorting to the classic women-and-children conflation to tug on our heart strings: "How can it ever be 'justifiable' to kill innocent women and children in a terrorist act?").