Sentence examples for all that large from inspiring English sources

And truth is, the blimpette isn't all that large.

This wouldn't reflect all that large a bounce as compared with the historical average.

This is certainly plausible, but the potential flaw is that the advantage is not all that large.

The projected surplus, it must be remembered, is not all that large compared with the demands that will be put upon it.

But round the corner from me newly-built terraced houses, not all that large, have just gone on the market for £745,000.

The sample size is not all that large, however, so whether these trends qualify as statistically significant depends on how it is calculated.

Bloom and Adami's thorough analysis shows, above all, that large-scale data sets remain woefully noisy and incomplete.

And on top of all that a large part of the city archive of records burnt along with city hall.

The thought of all that money looms large -- too large -- for some Republican Party regulars.

Repeatedly, he all but admits that large tracts of the Paradiso are boring.

For all that, Russia loomed large in the discussions back in Washington about how to proceed.