Sentence examples for mighty mass from inspiring English sources

"This mighty mass of suffering and injustice rose before me like a mountain — it oppressed me with its hugeness and difficulty — it literally made me sick," he said.

Hugh MacDonald explores Bach's mighty Mass in B Minor.

The ballet begins as a large-scale reflection of Mozart's mighty Mass in C Minor, with Scholz especially gifted in his use of corps geometry as well as expressive movement for the arms and upper torso.

I pace the length of the three Titanic stones of the wall of Baalbec, — mightiest masses of quarried rock that man has lifted into the air; and then I dive into some mass of foliage with my microscope, and trace the veinings of a leaf so delicately wrought in the painting not made with hands, that I can almost see its down and the green aphis that sucks its juices.

Months later, the world's largest drinks company, Anheuser-Busch InBev – having recently announced plans to take over SAB Miller in a deal worth $70bn – announced that it, too, was buying into the UK craft beer boom, adding to its mighty stable of mass-market brands such as Budweiser, Stella and Beck's the rather more niche brews of the Camden Town Brewery.

The geology, as Brian Hall wrote in "The Impossible Country," is "a mass-murderer's dream come true, a mighty necropolis of empty mass graves, high and dry, waiting to be filled".

When we see birds winging their way across the sky, we are really looking at living dinosaurs the only lineage of these mighty beasts that survived mass extinction.

He turned back to them and those beyond them, the mighty, broken folk of Second Mountain, the masses waiting to taste, to laud, to mourn, to behold and savor their piquant, unpredictable selves.

The region's backbone is a mighty series of batholiths—huge masses of molten rock that slowly cooled below the surface and were later uplifted.

Through them, Zemeckis conjures a counterworld of 1974, a prelapsarian moment of pride and possibility, in which an ingenuous assertion of economic strength and engineering know-how created a grand artifact that the snobs turned their noses up at but which was already self-evident to the masses as a mighty and glorious achievement.

Lee showed in laboratory mice that removal of the myostatin gene results in "mighty mice" that have twice the muscle mass of ordinary mice.