Sentence examples similar to immense out from inspiring English sources

I get an immense buzz out of it on a good day, when the audience become part of the show and really get involved in it.

Organized labor had mounted an immense get-out-the-vote campaign, and the surveys suggested that Mr. Gore was getting well over half the union vote.

The bubble years saw an immense build-out of fiber-optic capacity as telcos new and old–Worldcom!

Stressing Confucian values is less about showing how strongly these values are embedded in Chinese society and more a desperate attempt to rebalance the excesses that have emerged with China's massive growth and urbanization, which created immense inequality, out-of-control materialism and a further frying of the fabric of community.

"It's immense to find out that such a level of division exists in the country.

Consequently, year after year, some winemakers turn out immense quantities of mediocre wine.

She seems to loom over an immense space, starting out and ending up small, like one of the nudes in Bill Brandt's photographs.

What's refreshing here (aside from the inimitably British mock-epic tone) is precisely this sense of an immense fantasy played out in a diminished scale.

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.

Taylor recognized that the Internet posed a threat to some things that were sacred, but he was convinced that it also held out immense promise -- not only to break through ancient ideas about teaching and learning, but also to reduce the staggering cost of a college education and to help universities continue to engage in such market-indifferent acts as teaching Hegel to eight students.

to dish out immense wealth.