Sentence examples for immense piles from inspiring English sources

Dr. Tilly mined immense piles of original documents for raw data and contemporary accounts — including municipal archives, unpublished letters and diaries — that he used to develop theories applicable to many contexts.

More than anyone else, he is responsible for the familiar image of Provence as a kind of scenic rural paradise of small ocher-colored houses and immense piles of stone scattered among peaceful farms.

Whiteread created her 2005 Tate Turbine Hall installation Embankment, which translated the sublime white wastes of a glacial landscape into immense piles of white boxes: a haunting work of landscape art.

With a couple of exceptions what they saw were not objects but ideas — some funny and entertaining, some deadly serious — situated at the fertile nexus where social networking and the Web's data-gathering power is providing artists and scientists with immense piles of raw material about society and psychology.

Instead, they intend to continue to give the country the shaft thinking themselves immune to the public's wrath by virtue of the immense piles of money they control -- which is precisely the problem, isn't it?

The earth, our home, is beginning to look more and more like an immense pile of filth.

"The earth, our home, is beginning to look more and more like an immense pile of filth," the encyclical said.

Meanwhile, as @Pontifex tweeted to his 6.3 million followers Thursday, "The earth, our home, is beginning to look more and more like an immense pile of filth".

In 1879, The Real Estate Record & Guide said that "the immense pile of masonry has attracted the attention of thousands of pedestrians" who watched the construction of the building, which cost $178,000.

He entombed his voice in an immense pile of text so that, a century later, people can still hear him talk — the only kind of afterlife that ever interested him.

The encyclical is plainly written – Francis examines our throwaway society and declares: "The Earth, our home, is beginning to look more and more like an immense pile of filth".