Sentence examples for colossal forces from inspiring English sources

Mahler's inspired use of his colossal forces to enhance, explain, and endow with added meaning the divine and human aspects of the two texts is without parallel.

Few composers nowadays use the colossal forces he favours with comparable dexterity, or communicate such an ebullient pleasure in creating a kaleidoscopic palette of tone colours.

It's another catastrophist study of a colossal force that is indifferent to humans' puny and irrelevant moral judgement.

And for all its wariness, this new gene art now finds itself pulled into the colossal force field that science and money have made.

It's worth recalling that the grand climax of "2001" is also the entry into a gravitational field (Jupiter's) and that its colossal force gives rise to one of the most hallucinatory visions in the modern cinema.

In just four frenetic years, the respected if somewhat stodgy insurance company once affectionately nicknamed Mother Aetna transformed itself into a colossal force in a much-criticized business, health plans.

I really hope that this is the start of something incredible because I think this is the sort of thing that people should be paying attention to in a big way, because I think Owen could be a colossal force for good in games development".

From the "Communist Manifesto": The bourgeoisie, during its rule of scarce one hundred years, has created more massive and more colossal productive forces than have all preceding generations together.

In The Communist Manifesto, published in 1848, Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels wrote that in less than a century the capitalist system had created "more massive and more colossal productive forces than have all preceding generations together".

Part of the genius of religion in America has been our ability to accommodate two colossal cultural forces -- Christianity and capitalism -- that often appear to pull in opposite directions.

The legacy of Griffith is simultaneously that of the medium's colossal artistic force and its power for demagogy — of the potential to bring a world to life onscreen and the potential to turn that world into the big lie, whether with sincere or cynical intentions.