Sentence examples for both immense from inspiring English sources
But here Remick's power is both immense and benign.
The world is literally going to town on urbanisation – but it is a project that is both immense and historically fleeting.
The playful, exuberant, metamorphic clarity of this little poem deliberately invokes the presence of the Scottish laureate, Edwin Morgan (born in 1920), a poet whose influence has been both immense and beneficial.
We dealt with loss — both immense and cat-size (R.I.P., Edie).
The impact of escalating violence on children's rights and well-being is both immense and lasting.
This has been immense both within philosophy and beyond it (much greater than is usually realized).
Mead's influence is immense both in his contributions to our collective fantasies and his steps to actualize today's fantasies into tomorrow's realities.
Although neither fighter requires any added inspiration, rival heavyweights Brock Lesnar and Shane Carwin will have both drawn immense satisfaction from Fedor's demise last Saturday, as they both prepare to contest the UFC heavyweight title at UFC 116 this Saturday (July 3rd).
They both have immense physical talent.
The significance of both is immense, even if the occasion will rightly be remembered for one and not the other.
Take England flyhalf Jonny Wilkinson and Australia inside center Elton Flatley, who both showed immense mental strength in dealing with pressure during the epic 2003 Rugby World Cup final.
