Moreover, when the giant becomes overexcited at the sight of Hogarth jumping into the lake for a swim, and leaps in himself, creating a tidal wave, it's more gasp-inducingly impressive than anything in Deep Impact.
He arrived in the early 2000s, in the midst of an oil boom that brought a measure of prosperity to many and huge wealth to a select few, creating a tidal wave of glitz and extravagance, especially in the capital.
It was concluded that a substantial rejuvenation of the estuary was possible utilising various strategies, including creating a tidal lake, removing tidal levees, reconstituting an old meander system, and creating an additional waterway, whilst mainly negative trade-offs would result from installation of a barrage.
The case had proved one of the most controversial in recent memory, creating a tidal wave of criticism from a wide variety of groups, including authors, publishers, advocacy groups and Amazon and Microsoft opposing the deal as "susceptible to abuse".
And they intended to create a tidal wave of pressure on Gore's electors to vote for Bush, which arguably the electors as free agents have the authority to do.
In turn, this will create a tidal marsh surrounded by forest and grasslands, and crisscrossed with miles of boardwalks and footpaths.
It would create a tidal wave of people thinking differently.
"It created a tidal wave of interest," Mr. Julius said, but he might as well have said "protest".
Such a plan could create a tidal wave of well-paying unionised jobs, bring badly needed resources and opportunities to communities of colour, and insist that polluters should pay for workers to be retrained and fully included in this future.
Both have gravitational tugs that create a tidal bulge on Earth, but the two forces rarely pull in the same direction.
