Sentence examples for immense though from inspiring English sources

The changes during the queen's 62-year reign have been immense, though gradual.

Another standout is Thomas Dwyer, a gaunt elder with immense though understated presence.

Stefánsson describes the 1783 eruption of Laki, a mountain in the south of the island, as "immense", though apocalyptic would perhaps be more accurate.

The bowling from Somerset was very tame but Whiteley's driving was immense, though it was a pulled six off Lewis Gregory which brought him his 50.

Labour's failings But this election is more than a verdict on the response to a single trauma, immense though it was.

He now entered the church and threw himself into his studies, becoming one of the outstanding theologians of his time, a man of immense, though not very original, learning.

This is to its immense benefit, though.

I think that's one reason for his immense popularity, though it's not what's great, meaning original, in his art.

Messiaen would talk with pride of his former student, describing him as a formidable and immense talent, though when young "he was like a flayed lion".

Its pungent, sometimes rasping sounds have immense impact, though James Johnstone has a tendency to favour stridently loud pedals, and the opening Prelude is unbalanced.

Obviously, they had created something of immense value – though they did not know how they had created it, nor how valuable it was.