Sentence examples for huge rather from inspiring English sources

RBS is huge rather than just big: it was the world's largest bank by assets at the end of 2007.

They bloom in late June: spectacular, huge, rather flattened flowers in shades of blue, white, purpleand pink as well as blends.

Its USP: the 'pub' is one huge, rather lovely Chinese restaurant called Mr Chu, with an extremely reliable menu of Cantonese staples, plus a few Sichuan dishes.

My tempura softshell crab starter was a huge, rather threatening beast, miraculously crunchy around the claws and delicately soft in the middle – sheer bliss when anointed with the zing of miso mayonnaise.

A huge, rather uninspiring 18th-century pile, it was erected in the wake of repeated batterings Cádiz suffered as the major receiving port for the riches of the Spanish empire.

It is now full, despite the huge, rather grim 1930s building ("we prefer to describe it as striking," the associate director of research collections, Mark Purcell, said) designed by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott and closely resembling his power stations.

Thompson's silent 35mm films are projected on to a huge wall, rather than a screen.

Thus playing Rashid there becomes a huge gamble rather than just a substantial one.

As with vodkas, most big gin producers buy their neutral spirits from huge distilleries rather than making it themselves.

Employers are short-changing their staff and risking huge fines, rather than getting to grips with the law.

Rich businessmen, minor aristocrats and hangers-on would drift around the grand prix circuit as if it were one huge, if rather louche, party.