Sentence examples for looms very far from inspiring English sources

"Redneck Vacation," the more contrived setup, may prove to have more oomph over the long run, perhaps because the specter of returning to how life always has been never looms very far away.

But of all the factors that have kept America relatively safe these last ten years, the lack of real domestic radicals (Islamist, far-right or far-left, whatever) looms very, very large.

(Rosenberg) Galleries: Uptown Georges Braquee: Pioneer of Modernism' (through Nov. 30) The first Braque survey in over 20 years argues cogently for his importance in a town where Picasso, his far more flamboyant partner in the invention of Cubism, looms very large.

(Johnson) Galleries: Uptown Georges Braque: 'Pioneer of Modernism' (through Nov. 30) The first Braque survey in over 20 years argues cogently for his importance in a town where Picasso, his far more flamboyant partner in the invention of Cubism, looms very large.

Unfortunately, the if's still loom very large.

Funnily enough I think it's going to loom very, very large in the next parliament.

But among Europe's debt-plagued nations, it has loomed very large.

The days of the sitdown strikes, Flint in the thirties, loom very large for Moore.

First, GE's overall revenues are $150 billion, so Ecomagination does not loom very large.

Unpaid mortgage principal will loom very large.

(In one photograph from the seventies, the Twin Towers loom in the very far distance, down Sixth Avenue).