Sentence examples for enormous than from inspiring English sources

At 58lb, the cake proved even more enormous than was bargained for.

I click through all of these knowing that there exists exactly one photo of me while pregnant — fully clothed, and looking much less enormous than I felt.

She is soon giving silvery voice to these sentiments — Ms. Paice has a bright, pure soprano — in a song celebrating her new conviction that "somehow I know the world's more enormous than I dreamed it could ever be".

Tasker said he used to derive more satisfaction from pinning the opponent at the 1 — "You get 19 yards of field position," he said, "and that's enormous" — than from delivering a powerful tackle.

"The task going forward is to try and help the players and staff deal with the enormity of what's happened, and it's much more difficult because it's much more enormous than the loss of one life," Polian said.

Its housing bubble and bust has left the banking sector much weaker than Greece's; its unemployment situation, especially with the under-30 crowd, is much worse than Greece's; and the cost of any Spain bailout would be so much more enormous than the cost of a Greek bailout as to be almost unthinkable.

Those messes are enormous, bigger than Washington, bigger than race, bigger than anything most of us have ever seen.

But that raises a question: Was raising such an enormous neck more than 10 meters in some species more energy-efficient than moving around when scouring for food?

Greece's task is enormous, harder than it can accept.

It looks more like an enormous mudslide than a frozen reservoir of fresh water.

Still, the turbines are enormous — more than 200 feet, or 70 meters, high.