The one thing they all agreed upon was the immense array of imponderables involved in the discussion.
Both offer the same menu, the same wine list, the same immense array of breads and cheeses, and the same breathtaking prices.
"Tativille," built on the outskirts of Paris, featured two completely functioning mini-skyscrapers, an immense array of near-life-size sets, and asphalt-paved roads.
An immense array of prison cards (häftlingskarten) listed not only a person's name and usual statistics, but also the shape of his or her face (including eyes, nose, ears, teeth and lips) and the reason for the arrest.
After two years spent compiling a bibliography of Berenson's immense array of critical writings, he edited a new English edition of his employer's path-breaking study of Lorenzo Lotto, and (with Luisa Vertova) revised Berenson's publications on Venetian and Florentine painters.
You'll find an immense array of handsome antique pumps and engines, some with mahogany side paneling and stained-glass lanterns; examples of early motorized fire trucks, which required hand cranks to start; and many hoses, buckets, bells, lamps, rattle alarms, dog collars (for the station's Dalmatian), model toys, prints, protective garb, gear and other memorabilia.
Such thoughts are occasioned by Susan Hiller's wonderful Homage to Yves Klein: Levitations (2008), an immense array of photographs that record (or purport to record) instances of unaided human flight: figures leaping, floating, levitating, cross-legged in mid-air, people defying gravity – all of it presumably impossible.
They include the theatre, capable of seating nearly 25,000 spectators and completed in its present form under Trajan; the agora (marketplace), surrounded by stoas (sheltered promenades), dating from the time of Severus; the library of Celsus, also Trajanic and well known because of its facade; and an immense array of baths and gymnasiums.
No matter what his leaning, Francis faces an immense array of challenges left by his predecessor: a shortage of priests, rising secularism in a West that increasingly sees the church as out of touch, growing competition from evangelical churches in the Southern Hemisphere and the sexual abuse crisis that has undermined the church's moral authority.
There's an immense array of features, and to list them out would exhaust the magazine.
