Sentence examples for event of enormous from inspiring English sources

The MLB all-star game, set for next Tuesday in Cincinnati, was always the crown jewel, a chance to see stars that rarely swung through town, an event of enormous value that baseball fans looked forward to in earnest.

The Voyager 1 (V1) spacecraft crossed the heliopause, the boundary separating matter of solar origin from interstellar matter, and entered the local interstellar medium (LISM) during August 2012 (Stone et al. 2013; Krimigis et al. 2013; Burlaga et al. 2013; Gurnett et al. 2013), an event of enormous historical import for humankind.

He calls the disaster a "tragic event," and an "event of enormous proportions".

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The Brexit vote, like that of Trump's election, seems to have sparked, at least for some, a kind of 'celebratory racism' whereby some hate incidents are apparently legitimated by the 'trigger' event of an enormous and unexpected victory".

But taxpayer-backed compensation to bankers in the event of default required enormous sacrifices by the Greek people and the handover of their public assets to creditors.

But that approach is "dangerous," he said, and "turns even a microscopic event into a phenomenon of enormous proportions and concerns everyone who is a believer".

But, for many, the success of TEDxSanaa was simply that it took place: a decidedly progressive event at a time of enormous political change.

Unable to make sense of enormous events, inexperienced in coping with major anxiety, and looking for strength from adults who may themselves have been emotionally shaken, children who have been traumatized have had the very foundations of their world rocked.

I think people have a couple of different impulses when confronted with a tragedy of epic proportions (war, genocide, natural disaster, etc)., the kind of enormous, devastating event that seems to stop history in its tracks.

By this time a week from tomorrow, those of us who are confident that the iPad will be the same sort of enormous disruptive event will be busy enjoying the birth of a new millennium.