Sentence examples for conceived on a scale from inspiring English sources

Conceived on a scale that makes the Javits Center look like a dinky cottage, the Fiera stretches for almost a mile, and its various sections provide nearly three and a half million square feet of exhibition space.

It's perhaps appropriate that a collection of essays dedicated to one of Meyerbeer's grands opéras conceived on a massive scale and with a world-wide distribution and reputation should run to a massive 678 pages.

Follies are still conceived on a grand scale.

Wagner's "Ring Cycle" was conceived on a monumental scale.

This production is conceived on a large scale.

Although "Heyday" is a historical novel conceived on a grand scale, it is also a walking, talking almanac.

The Sydney Olympics, although conceived on a heroic scale, will have far less of an effect on the host city than the games did on Barcelona.

It's a liberating idea, allowing each member of the audience to have an intimate encounter with music which is nevertheless conceived on a grand scale.

But, given the length and emotional landscape of these poems, the work is less an orchestral song cycle than a secular oratorio conceived on a Mahlerian scale.

Bad was going to change all that: a ferociously competitive counter-attack or rearguard action, the first album to be conceived on a stadium scale.

Conceived on a grand scale, "Sacred Games" leads us to expect more than self-sufficient virtuosity from a writer who possesses the rare, prodigious power to make literature.