Sentence examples for among immense from inspiring English sources

Rinpoche wanted to go incognito so he wore an Andy Warhol wig and a pair of yellow sunglasses as he wandered among immense landscapes painted by the artist Peter Di Gesu.

Among the immense stacks of books and papers in which only his wife Shyamasree achieved some miraculous measure of order he revelled in writing, his own and others'.

The news caused the greatest grief among the immense crowd which had been prayerfully watching in the precincts of the Imperial Palace, most of them on their knees.

Somewhere among the immense spew of mud brick and broken timber that Bachulaxmi Shrestha now surveys is the home she shared with her family, the fruit and veg shop that was her livelihood, and the treasured keepsakes she had picked up over her 60 years.

Have you read his autobiography? A. I should like to have it circulated as a tract among an immense multitude of philanthropists, congressmen, newspaper editors, publicists, softheaded mothers and other people of sorts who think that life ought to consist of perpetual shrinking from effort, danger and pain.

I got to visit him in a place where there was evidence of his rich life everywhere I went, rather than paying my respects to him among an immense lawn mostly filled with strangers.

Most important, turnout was immense among black voters, who made up 15percentt of the state's electorate on Nov. 7, a 50percentt increase in their share from 1996, according to surveys of voters leaving the polling places.

It came to pass, in New York, with "Monogram" (1955-59) — goatireire, and also paint, paper, fabric, printed matter, metal, wood, shoe heel, and tennis ball — which is now on view at the Museum of Modern Art, in "Robert Rauschenberg: Among Friends," an immense retrospective of the protean artist, who died in 2008, at the age of eighty-two.

Australia's shameful suicide rates, immense among young men, haven't been stemmed by funding or policy initiatives for the very reason that the government and the press are unwilling to deconstruct the patriarchal language and avatars that they prop up as the acceptable "standard" Australian.

That breeds immense frustration among German companies.

And the Allies' unrelenting demand for reparations bred immense resentment among the German people.