Arnold used that phrase to describe "the demand for intellectual deliverance" that we feel when we confront the "immense, moving, confused spectacle" of the contemporary world.
The Thames from London Bridge to Greenwich I can only compare to an immense moving street of ships, large and small, something suggestive to the Parisian mind of an aquatic Rue de Rivoli.
But so is a kind of anonymity: a diffuse, inclusive love of movies, the joy of movies, which he spreads before us in an immense, ceaselessly moving, pell-mell, two-timing feast.
"The entire executive recognises that we're facing immense challenges moving forward," he said.
You'd have to have a heart of stone not to be moved by the immense and immensely enthusiastic crowd that filled the Mall and beyond on this cold, bright morning, stretching from the Capitol, past the Washington Monument, around the Reflecting Pool, to the Lincoln Memorial and the Potomac.
To the well-established Mr. Turrell, whose immense undertaking involves moving over 1,350,000 cubic yards of earth, "it's not something that belittles you in any way -- it does empower you".
The truck stops were filling up and the immense vehicles were moving on and off Castaic Road like lumbering animals maneuvering around each other.
The truck stops were filling, up and the immense vehicles were moving on and off Castaic Road like lumbering animals maneuvering around one another.
The sheer amount of resources they have at their disposal gives them immense power to move their metropolises in the right directions.
Every day an immense and intricate system moves more than 80 million barrels of oil from producers to consumers.
