Sentence examples for impression of enormous from inspiring English sources

The undulating appearance of its roofline is a result of its double conoid design — something that from a distance gives the impression of enormous wings.

Speaking as a Brit, I can confirm Thomas L. Friedman's impression of the enormous damage to American standing in Britain caused by issues like Guantánamo Bay, the torture and abuse of prisoners by the United States military, and reports of people being seized and deported to "friendly" countries for interrogation and torture on behalf of the American administration.

My initial response to the abundance that greeted my eyes was a kind of bewildered ecstacy, an intoxicated impression of an enormous breakfast room containing a buffet of a size I did not know could exist outside the whimsical visions of novelists with extraordinary powers of description.

The visuals here could have given an impression of the enormous weights and tensions involved, but instead the scene seems more like a bloodless storyboard of the idea".

But just as any regular joe with access to Wikipedia can do a passable impression of someone with enormous intellectual powers, the extended mind of the cloud could lead to impressive improvements in robot capabilities.

Bone-like columns twist their way to the ceiling, branching out from ellipsoid knots, reaching upwards, creating the impression of being in an enormous forest.

In 1961 when the 13-year-old Tony Sentas sailed into Pyrmont port from the Greek island of Limnos, his first impression of Australia was the enormous bar of chocolate held aloft by his father (who'd arrived two years earlier).

This is of enormous consequence.

A man of enormous talent.

All of this, combined with his innate melancholy, gives the impression of a deeply doubting man who, despite his enormous success, almost had to force himself to compose.

All of which is fine if we're talking in the relative sense – but the overriding impression of this latest Mini model is that it's enormous.