Sentence examples for are too colossal from inspiring English sources

As if that were not enough, the debts incurred by Landsbanki -- partly acquired on the strength of Landsbanki's stellar reputation -- are too colossal for a normal person to comprehend.

He says that they notice foreign policy only in the depths of a disaster that, like Vietnam or Iraq, is too colossal to ignore.

The status quo is a colossal con perpetrated on the public by politicians who are too scared to break the taboo.

Each image seems to discover a new shade of the cat's colossal personality; no feline gesture is too small to celebrate.

Comments on the package's influence this year say it is "too late," "provides little boost," "trivial," "too big," "too small" and a "colossal waste of money,".

Some of the excitement might have been exaggerated – "colossal," it was called, an "exhibition" – and the scoreline might have been too, but it was understandable.

If a truly colossal disaster on an even larger scale is required to finally empower such a movement, it may by then be too late.

The price tag is colossal, too: America's General Accounting Office says that the official figure of $22 billion by 2021 is an underestimate, since it does not include the landers and payloads that the rocket would have to carry.

Their first album, America, was a colossal hit too, reaching No 1 in their homeland, chalking up more than a million sales and earning them a Grammy for best new artist.

"For them, the emotional costs are colossal".

The mood swings here are colossal.