Sentence examples for looms rather from inspiring English sources

Audiences will find poignancy as well as humor in the homesickness that looms rather largely between the lines.

But he's quite jolly and distinctively Northern on film, so he looms rather large in this account of Modernism than might be consistent with artistic merit.

Ms. Sayeg now has five assistants to help her knit, which she now does primarily on looms rather than needles to meet the demand.

Now, as the fall budget battle looms, rather than talking, the White House and the Republicans are engaging in a caustic messaging war.

Come this memoir's final lap, the question of Lodge's extra-academic career, and in particular the kind of novelist he imagines himself to be, looms rather larger than before.

Even in the 1950s and 1960s, while America put its research and development dollars into aerospace and electronics, Europe went for marginal improvements in chemicals, textiles and machinery in Italy, for example, adding numerical controls to existing textile looms rather than coming up with altogether new machines.

Now we think of agriculture as a small part of the economy, but if we don't have enough to eat, it will loom rather large.

The hills which only 24 hours ago seemed so noble and benevolent are now mountains, intimidating and unforgiving, looming rather than rolling, multiplying in size and number, becoming angrier under darkening skies.

But the programs and their liabilities do loom rather large in contemporary debates over the size and scope of government, and from a communitarian perspective the second-order consequences that Ponnuru's piece describes would seem to be a telling brief in favor of seeking their reform.

One wishes the issue would loom rather larger in his colleagues' minds, so that they might apply their knack for sniffing out cultural pathology and denouncing the injustice of inequality to problems actually afflicting the people they seem to worry about.

The set by Stephen Brimson Lewis was evocative enough, though one hole (or is it a shallow grave?) loomed rather large given its lack of importance.