Sentence examples for as immensely from inspiring English sources

Though Gandhi holds no official executive position, she is widely viewed as immensely powerful.

Mr. Japaridze described Mr. Ivanishvili as "immensely realistic and pragmatic" with the "basic instincts of a Georgian".

Styron sees Fuentes as immensely influential among US scholars, with a "purposely ambiguous approach to the US.

Of those who do, only one in every hundred gets a career out of it, so I count myself as immensely privileged.

The choice underscored Republicans' desire to show a moderate face on two issues that have emerged as immensely popular with voters.

"FREE! gives us such an emotional charge that we perceive what is being offered as immensely more valuable than it really is," Ariely writes.

She sees the feedback and suggestions/guidance of the world-class industry and academic mentors and advisors as being immensely valuable as it draws from: "a large network of people thinking about the same kinds of problems".

Tom Ward as Harry was immensely likable, as is David Caves in this incarnation; Liz Carr is sharply and viciously likable; the plots likably forgivable.

Conservation would help immensely, as would a more rational use of agricultural land — irrigation today consumes seventy per cent of all freshwater.

The quality of the facilities, education and teaching has improved immensely – as have enrolment and retention of girls.

Being able to tie good knots will help you immensely, as will overdoing the tape or wire for each balloon.