Sentence examples for huge meaning from inspiring English sources

He issued significant policy decisions without consulting allies, and he often seemed impatient with the ceremonial aspects of politics that can have huge meaning for lawmakers.

The density of thought, the love of art and the sheer number of man-hours in each one load them with huge meaning and memory for me.

The vote had huge meaning for the fashion community, both for individuals who wished to marry and the industry that stands to profit eventually from a change in attitudes.

This also had huge meaning for me because his book, which I bought in 1990, was the one that got me on the road to writing, and helped me and my ex-writing partner sell our first script back in 1998.

I need knowledge and research, it has a huge meaning in my life.

I have two actually; one that my wife bought me as a wedding gift so that obviously has huge meaning for me.

They met at the Place de la République – the square in eastern Paris that holds huge symbolic meaning for many French people.

There are very few clubs with the finances to pay such a huge fee, meaning it was likely to have been one of Real Madrid, Barcelona, PSG, Manchester City, Arsenal, Liverpool, Chelsea, Bayern Munich or Juventus.

When YouTube means we now consume music's visual aspects in isolation rather than as part of a simultaneous audience of millions, can a single musical event or occasion ever take on huge historical meaning?

But horse racing, golf and motor racing each have to be played in huge areas, meaning they are by nature more likely to be away from urban sprawl, unlike tennis - whose most famous homes are the grand slam venues of London, Paris, New York and Melbourne.

There are parts where even slight details on a character's face or costume add huge additional meaning to the story.