One colossal drawing, Securing a Motherland Should Have Been Sufficient, lays it plain.
Her campaign drew colossal attention -- and she attracted many women who had not been politically active -- but it was never clear whether people came to see her because she was a celebrity or if they really considered her presidential material.
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt)., whose DeLorean time machine is in overdrive, is drawing colossal crowds and, according to one poll, now leads the former secretary of state in New Hampshire.
Ten lanes wide, 67.73 miles long, costing more than $1 billion (nobody seems quite sure how much more), it draws a colossal limited-access concrete circle around Russia's capital.
In the past five years, we have also seen the emergence of a recognisable new genre, young adult, drawn from colossal multi-volume bestsellers targeted at teens: these fanbases are formidably loyal, intelligent, opinionated, with a sense of self and identity; the product driven by social media.
While many French have called for tightened restrictions on illegal immigration, which is widely viewed as a colossal drain on state services, government action against sans-papiers has historically drawn public reproach.
The colossal, bloated victim is magnificently drawn.
By drawing on the colossal energy of the sun, it could meet the entire world's electricity requirements indefinitely without nuclear or GHG emissions.
Russia, where stock markets have crashed by more than two-thirds since May, has been buoyed by a $500bn stabilisation fund drawing on its colossal oil and gas assets.
Napoleon is a sort of household hero: there's a marble bust of the Emperor posing as Caesar, complete with laurel wreath, in Stewart's office, and in the drawing room a colossal seven-foot marble statue of Napoleon brooding over a map.
