Sentence examples for is too immense from inspiring English sources

Don't care – his raw athletic talent is too immense.

The real story and the tragedy of what happened to Guru is too immense to be contained in a courtroom.

His pain is too immense, his shame too deep, and his wish to obliterate himself too compelling; in this way, Cody, deep down, reminds Sister Jamison of herself.

The picture, like many others in the collection, is too immense to be hindered by any ill-fitting frame, and contains much more than any singular design.

It's not just that the subject matter is too immense: Auschwitz, psychosis, the necessity for survivors of the Holocaust somehow to contain their horrific memories in a corner of their psyches if they are to go on with life at all.

The potential for improving the health, well-being, and economic future for the survivors, families, and communities impacted by intimate partner violence is too immense to ignore.

(Don't worry it won't happen: the IT problems are too immense).

By the time Heartland realized something was wrong, the heist was too immense to be believed: data from 130 million transactions had been exposed.

And a former head of French oil company Total said he believed the reputational damage of an oil spill in the pristine waters of the Arctic would be too immense for a company to bear.

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.

By the time Smith reaches the tale's dénouement, all of the people involved the king, advisers, commentators, and hunters had found that the political, personal, and popular investment in the beast's existence was too immense to allow the inconvenient fact that it was only a slightly bigger than average wolf that intruded.