Sentence examples for a rather enormous from inspiring English sources

Pamboli, a rather enormous feline (especially for the ber-urbanized, who see standard poodles as descended from gorillas), dives into a bowl of whipped cream.

Thus Johnson completes a rather enormous circle, as Priestley did much of his work literally on top of England's coal fields.

At 67 he should be putting his feet up, but instead he's faced with a rather enormous challenge: putting together one of the most convoluted book series of all time.

Two self-involved souls with rather enormous personal problems jump into a van to visit the biggest manmade hole in America, and the journey, of course, transforms them both while possibly causing you to tear up.

(Lady Redesdale: "Oh dear, poor Boud, she is rather enormous").

That little -- or rather, enormous -- number situated to the right of my envelope icon was taking on new meaning.

Now, he plans to zero in on Mr. Bush's support of a rather unpopular but enormous tax cut, as well as the governor's stands on Social Security and Medicare.

Relative to the ontological extravagance of human aesthetic entities, the addition of biotic artworlds is a rather simple, albeit enormous, conceptual addition to aesthetics.

Spurs' relief, as Keane helped them out of a rather large hole, was enormous.

Initially, it's not a pretty picture but, rather, an enormous toxic waste dump area unappetizingly called "The Fringe".

A: Enormous, enormous self-doubt.