Sentence examples for carry colossal from inspiring English sources
During times of conflict, when differences carry colossal weight and resolutions seem unforeseeable, a new form of expression from artists who create at the intersection of cultures and aesthetics will expand the realm of the possible, and bring nuances to issues otherwise viewed as black and white.
Former Mojo editor Paul Du Noyer describes the album as "Harrison's handful of earth upon the Beatle coffin", but, less impressed with the composition, he cites "Wah-Wah" as a rare example where "the material is probably too slight to carry the colossal weight of Spector's production".
Then a small regiment of soldiers came on to the field carrying a colossal US flag, which covered an area the size of a soccer pitch.
"He's a man who's carrying a colossal burden around with him and is damaged and has sublimated all of that into a kind of purposefulness having to do with the mission he's given himself and the job he's taken".
The gambado over the piano carrying your bass was colossal.
They're colossal – sometimes magnificent – and they are growing ever bigger and more numerous in the Anthropocene, as humans carry out the greatest ever urban migration.
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.
All the carrying on about Picasso's colossal prices feeds the belief that everything he touched reveals his genius.
Adverbs have a bad reputation in some usage-advice circles, but as with salt in your soup, it's all about using the right amount, not banning the ingredient.But I'm not sure I agree with her here:This summer, EDF Energy saddened me with those colossal orange posters carrying its proud Olympic sponsorship slogan, "Helping London shine brighter".
How to describe someone who carries on his back the colossal barrel of a drum that he beats by pumping his leg up and down, accompanying that incessant thud thud thud with all manner of other percussive instruments set in motion by both his arms and his other foot, cymbals and tambourines and chimes?
