Sentence examples for big in scale from inspiring English sources
Adès's interpretation was again big in scale and emotionally confrontational, an approach that matched Tetzlaff's way with the work, phrased in huge lyrical paragraphs and often searchingly intense.
The 50 free light installations around the city, often big in scale and bright in colour, turned out to be perfectly designed for the era of capturing, sharing and liking.
Rick Jones, senior partner of Jones Mitchell, says: "Teamwork is important because the type of work that we tend to do is so big in scale and complexity that you're unlikely to be working on a project by yourself".
"100% Lost Cotton," by Spike Jonze and Jonah Hill In staging what was ostensibly a fashion show in support of the clothing line Opening Ceremony, the director Spike Jonze devised a presentation that was operatic and awkward — it was intimate and big in scale, and as uncomfortable to watch, at times, as a new item of clothing can be to wear.
Much like the rest of the album it's big in scale and even bigger in sentiment.
"For the project to be Class AA, it had to be bigger in scale," said Mr. Gattuso, a senior vice president of Liberty Property Trust.
Of course it's tempting to read such incidents through the lens of individual experience, of quirky anecdote, but the damage is much bigger in scale.
In general, his sculptures have the same bloated characteristics as his painted figures, but are much bigger in scale, sometimes exceeding 10 feet in height and weighing over a ton.
But the recent examples are bigger in scale and ambition and seem to underscore what marketing experts see as two trends: the decline of record sales as part of the overall income of musicians and the rise of the artist as a branded commodity.
He will expect to influence the response of the African Union (AU) at a summit that began on January 27th.Whereas past disputes tended to be fought out as raids and counter-raids, the recent conflict has been much bigger in scale.
