Sentence examples for because of its immensity from inspiring English sources

Because of its immensity, it is useful to become familiar with Topkapi in advance through a good guidebook, and to consider using one of the licensed guides, some of whom are academics, sitting just inside the palace enclosure (not the hustlers outside).

The original hotel on the site, built by Thomas Hughes, was tagged Tommy's Folly by residents because of its immensity.

The canyon captivates because of its immensity.

It is as if he's trying to strip life of its immensity.

But most of the expanse would be untouched, allowing contemplation of its immensity from an elevated platform.

Critics say that renting part of the building could destroy the sense of its immensity, which in turn conveys the enormity of the Nazis' military aspirations.

And when, finally, he confessed to one lie, which connected some of the other lies but was no larger than any of them, its immensity struck everyone except Richard Nixon like a thunderclap.

In its immensity, it is symbolic of the United States invasion and subsequent rupture of Iraq.

In use for at least 1,400 years, its immensity – it must be all of 10km long – takes the breath away as surely as the heat that rises to 50C in summer.

But it rolls because of its shape.

Because of its science-education system?