Sentence examples for immense chunks from inspiring English sources

After a decade in which Britain and the United States waged wars to promote democracy as a universal panacea, immense chunks of the democratic world – from Asia to North America to Europe – are collapsing into majoritarian self-pity.

Around the Caspian corner from Azerbaijan lies Kazakhstan, an immense chunk of Central Asia with 17 million people and a great deal of oil.

But the biggest cultural deal being signed in France is an agreement for the French to help transform a huge chunk of almost uninhabited land into an immense outdoor museum.

Today they make up an immense, growing chunk of the world economy, but collectively hold a meager11percentnt of votes at the IMF.

This anonymous version looks rather like one of the poetry reviews of the Romantic period, in which an immense number of chunks of a long poem are quoted with linking remarks.

The fortress-like presidential palace is an immense edifice occupying a big chunk of the seafront.

Immense pressure forces had then re-fused the enormous chunks and fragments, creating a splintered, uneven pavement underfoot.

Their immense and low-paid work forces have already claimed large chunks of the global market for textile and apparel exports, with both countries jockeying for advantage now that the country-by-country quota system has been abolished.

The animal's immense size means it has to be cut up into smaller chunks, and that's when the dangers of the whale exploding are most likely, according to nuclear chemist Alistair Linstell.

Meanwhile, the Rock itself is a huge, gigantic chunk of limestone — almost 1,400 feet tall — that is essentially an immense fortress.

The water, a toothpaste blue, was filled with chunks of floating ice, like croutons in a giant soup, calved from the immense Johns Hopkins glacier several miles away.