Sentence examples for may be immense from inspiring English sources

While Elton's fame may be immense, it doesn't cancel out his homosexuality.

Fertilization takes place above the shell gland, which may be immense or almost undifferentiated.

While the benefits of paternal engagement may be immense down the line, there is nothing that immediately needs fixing for dads, so there's little incentive for the NHS to get involved.

While G.M. may be immense -- its sales of $176.6 billion last year exceeded those of any other company -- the total value of its outstanding shares was just $36.8 billion at the close of trading on Thursday, a reflection of the company's many troubles in the auto market.

Watching these patients -- caring for them -- has taught me what I consider to be the most important lesson I've ever learned: that our capacity to suffer may be immense, but so is our ability to endure it -- if we've taken effective steps to develop our strength.

I don't even want to lose my temper with those--who may be immense film makers but who are most certainly mediocre and craven "citizens --who have made it known that, 'yes of citizens --whotition for Polanski...justicitizens --whowhaveabout madenterests as a fitm maknown Can a filmmaker that the chance of missing out on a trinket from Cannes, for the love of justice and the law?

The pity of it all implies all, and if nothing can include any complete thing, it implies at least here, it seems, that the extent of the pity may well be immense.

Whatever else it may be, Lukoil is immense.

In a modern economy the potential variety of goods and services that may be produced is immense.

As defenders of theism often point out, the freedom of moral agents may be an immense good, worth God's tolerating horrendous wrongdoing.

It may be the immense feeling of wilderness and wide-open space.