Sentence examples for huge phenomena from inspiring English sources

But what to celebrate in a city of religious festivals and great institutions and huge phenomena like Bollywood?

"Seabiscuit was such a huge phenomenon," Ives said.

Could "Lost" exist if "Survivor" hadn't been such a huge phenomenon?

She says that the abuse of Romanian women is a "huge phenomenon".

Rather Be was such a weirdly huge phenomenon that, without fail, crowds sing the whole thing to us.

The historian Jeremy Brecher said the de-industrialization of the Valley "is part of a huge phenomenon called globalization.

The under-21 scene is a huge phenomenon and that has given this new wave of dance music a real foundation," said Tong.

So I think tourists see him as more like this curiosity, this oddity, rather than evidence that there's this huge phenomenon out there.

"It's a huge phenomenon, and a very large concern of ours," Richard Moe, president of the organization, said in an interview.

"In general, the research on the extent to which welfare benefits induce dependency in people shows that it is certainly not a huge phenomenon," Haskins said.

And in China itself, thanks in part to Yao Ming's success with the Houston Rockets, basketball has become a huge phenomenon, both on the amateur and professional levels.