Sentence examples for great phenomena from inspiring English sources

That transformation is one of the great phenomena of world history.

On Elizabeth Taylor Taylor is one of the great phenomena and symptoms of our time in America.

"We are about to witness one of the great phenomena of the natural world, it's important for such a delicate and finely tuned animal that the lighting and setting is just right.

At a question-and-answer-session at Unilever headquarters in Mumbai, Mr Cameron said: "India's rise is going to be one of the great phenomena of this century and it is incredibly impressive to see.

In his first speech of the trip, he told an audience that India's rise will be one of the great phenomena of the 21st century and that Britain wants to be their partner of choice.

While the Internet creates all of these great phenomena, it also brings out some of the crazies of the world.

"Fly flight is just a great phenomenon to study," he said.

"The great phenomenon of the age is the growth of great cities," a writer in Putnam's Monthly stated in 1855.

That other great phenomenon of fiction for thirteen-year-olds, Meyer's "Twilight," may again help explain its more boy-centered companion series.

"If yesterday sin had a rather individualistic dimension, today it has a value and resonance that is above all social, because of the great phenomenon of globalization," Monsignor Girotti told the newspaper L'Osservatore Romano.

But the British choose a government that imposes cuts – and then the poorest are forced either to steal, or to beg from this decade's other great phenomenon: food banks.