Sentence examples for monumental feeling from inspiring English sources

But as Brooks Atkinson observed in The New York Times in his review of the celebrated 1956 production that established the play's reputation as an O'Neill masterwork, its very excesses may account for the "monumental feeling of doom that it pulls down over the heads of the audience".

It's a monumental feeling unrivaled by anywhere else.

I wanted the installation to have a monumental feeling to it.

The doors didn't make it to New York, but at least two sculptures, monumental in feeling and historically associated with Bernward's name, did.

Bulajić's vast canvases have a monumental quality, a feeling of strength that only grows when you know that to her oils she adds limestone, marble dust, even ground granite.

But I think what is even more monumental is that feeling of being together, to enter the water, to ride the biggest waves in the world, and to know that if something goes wrong, your partner in the heat is going to be there to help you out, because that's what Eddie is all about".

Those now proved no more substantial than window shades, and yet, for three good years, they'd got to feeling pretty monumental.

With Ludwig van Beethoven the symphony became no longer entertainment music but an expression of monumental intellect and innermost feeling, as in Haydn's and Mozart's late works.