Sentence examples for enormity means from inspiring English sources

Enormity means extreme evil and does not mean enormousness.

In precise usage, "enormity" means a great evil, not just a large size.

That creeping commercialization, plus the place's notorious traffic problems and non-navigable enormity mean that Scott feels like he works outside of any city-specific music scene, more than happy to stay out there in the relative seclusion of the peripheries.

That creeping commercialisation, plus the place's notorious traffic problems and non-navigable enormity mean that Scott feels like he works outside of any city-specific music scene, more than happy to stay out there in the relative seclusion of the peripheries.

Writers who spell lose as loose (which would make it follow the pattern in choose), who punctuate the possessive of it as it's (just as we punctuate the possessive of Pat as Pat's), or who use enormity to mean "the quality of being enormous" (just as we use hilarity to mean the quality of being hilarious) are not being illogical.

Realize the enormity of what it means to exist, right now.

Realize the enormity of what it means to exist from this expanded perspective.

What you will notice is that inherent in the enormity of what it means to exist is a powerful driving urgency.

Hers is the use of "enormity" (post-9/11) to mean "large size".

"It's very important, when I first arrived back I didn't understand the enormity of what it meant for this club," Maguire told BBC Radio Manchester.

The enormity of our energy infrastructure means the transition will take time – but make no mistake, it is happening.