Sentence examples for feel monumental from inspiring English sources

And, when they do, the victories feel monumental, miraculous.

They feel monumental because they are viewed at eye level, or from just above.

Many of the students have not been in school for years, or at all — meaning that simple tasks like finding the right work sheet or assembling a binder can feel monumental.

The cycle, although small-scale in terms of forces, feels monumental.

The final five-movement version of this work, from 1988, lasts only some 22 minutes but feels monumental.

By Peter Schjeldahl Piero's "Virgin and Child Enthroned with Four Angels" (circa 1460-70) feels monumental and, at the same time, intimate.

The work is only three and a half feet high, but it feels monumental and, at the same time, intimate, as if it were addressing you alone.

The group's best work can feel like monumental pop songs rendered in miniature.

The death of Mr. Fischer-Dieskau feels comparably monumental.

It feels both monumental and unassailable, like a vast piece of theatrical granite.

Every time, it has ended in a miserable fish-out-of-water storyline so overused that to even hint at it feels like monumental laziness.