Sentence examples for monumental complexity from inspiring English sources

Mr. Solal, 74, has a vision of piano playing that approaches the urbanity, wit (though a drier kind) and monumental complexity of Tatum's.

However, building extensive living structures, such as tissues and organs is a task of monumental complexity.

"To say the least" indeed: the example is striking precisely because one can feel the attraction of an encapsulating and simplifying reduction of the bewildering and monumental complexity of a human being, while at the same time feeling, as a human being, that any such reduction to a few physical elements would hardly capture the essence of a person.

In other sports, his achievement would have been hailed as monumental, given the complexities of administering the modern N.F.L. franchise and the number of decisions he made that immediately panned out.

Nevertheless, McClellan's campaign was monumental in its size and complexity.

"Maxwellisation", the endless process of cross-checking of amended statements between witnesses, added a complexity to an already monumental task.

The armillary -- 18 feet in diameter and weighing 3,500 pounds -- is also a monumental public sculpture, a stunning work of great complexity.

Monumental in scale, this painting revels in its own complexity.

These words will pass into the text books as this court's most monumental contribution to the timeless art of interpreting the complexities of the American Constitution.

The complexity of their stances, expressive of strong feeling, was unprecedented in monumental marble sculpture of the Renaissance.

But I had the opportunity to stand in front of his monumental sculptures --some of them weighing up to 25 tons --and marvel nonlynly at the complexity of their creation, but also at the logistics required to transport and install them for this exhibition.