Sentence examples for immense rather from inspiring English sources

Other proposals evince a more detailed malevolence, penetrating the rotunda with long, portholed tunnels (LOT-EK) or stretching it into an immense, rather intimidating space, as does the Tokyo architects Takuyahosokai.

Why not Islam, whose deity is properly remote — and thus right for a cosmos that science has shown us to be immense — rather than provincially incarnate and local, like the Christian Messiah?

It is immense, or rather, big enough to compete with life.

The American debacles in Iraq and Afghanistan were the result of the Americans misusing their immense power, rather than of al‑Qaida flexing its miniature muscles.

Hughes, unsurprisingly, saw the penalty award differently but preferred to dwell on Shaqiri's immense contribution rather than a decision that could have gone either way.

Peter Doherty in 1958 and Billy Bingham in 1982 and 1986, guided teams to World Cup finals, and O'Neill takes his place alongside those illustrious predecessors, after a campaign that saw an immense – if rather surprising – degree of warmth, zest and satisfaction.

In politics, in finance, there was a sense that people knew what was wrong but refused to fix it, though not because the problems were too immense but rather because people had too much too lose if they actually did fix them.

Given the large number of dependent variables and parameters, the full set of sensitivities is immense and rather uninteresting.

He believed that a ceasefire there would have immense symbolic power, rather like a Syrian Sarajevo.

The convenience of quickly scanning through my rather immense collection far surpasses (for me) the quality gained by using CDs.

In short, I don't see problems in Africa, although they exist in spades, but rather immense opportunity.