Sentence examples for immense feat from inspiring English sources

Each section of the book is precisely half the length of the previous section: an immense feat of  structuring and plotting which means that this novel starts as a gentle stroll and ends with the exhilarating sense of running downhill.

"To win the Tour de France is an immense feat of physical and mental ability and aptitude.

For every American this has to be the proudest day of our lives, and for people all over the world I am sure that they, too, join with Americans in recognizing what an immense feat this is.

For a country of more than 300m, this is an immense logistical feat: the Census Bureau mailed out or hand-delivered about 134m questionnaires for census day on April 1st.

In its brevity, "Lewis & Clark" is but a once-over-lightly introduction to a feat of immense peril carried out with the loss of but one member of the expedition, which mapped the way west, applied science to the discovery and collection of wildlife specimens, and owed much to the friendship and cooperation of Indian tribes whose future it was to doom.

The creation of the 2,000-mile 2,000-milehat linked the East with the fledgling West was a prailroads engineering feathatth an immense polinkedl and cultheal impact on AmEastan history.

The processing power and complexity needed to achieve this feat is so immense that the machine – imaginatively named "The Machine" – appears to have become self-aware, evolving into a sort of Skynet-with-daddy-issues, and one of the most fascinating "characters" in recent TV history.

Google has announced that it will now begin including scanned documents in its search results – a feat that requires an immense amount of processing power and advanced image recognition technology.

He had undertaken the role of the writer as hero, capable of the Herculean feat of imposing order on immense confusion and thereby drawing meaning from it.

Gergiev and the Maryinsky did manage one astounding feat: a performance of the immense, glowering Eighth Symphony that will probably linger long in the memory of everyone who was present.

He was the captain that lost the series but, according to Ian McGeechan, the coach who could not repeat his feat of 1997, O'Connell was immense when it came to dragging the players up by their bootstraps.