Sentence examples for monumental perhaps from inspiring English sources

And yet what Black makes of them is monumental, perhaps even heroic.

When you vote for Hillary Clinton, you'll be ushering in a monumental, perhaps life-altering change for all Americans.

As the final interpreter of the resulting contradictory recommendations, Karzai is the sole interlocutor, whose whim determines the monumental — perhaps existential — issue of an ongoing international security presence in Afghanistan, and the millions of dollars in international aid likely to be linked to that presence.

The ziggurat at Ur is an example of early monumental brickwork perhaps built of sun-dried brick; the steps were replaced after 2,500 years (about 1500 bc) by burned brick.

I last spoke to Mr. Prechter about six months ago, just before the Fourth of July weekend, and he predicted a market crash of monumental proportions — perhaps the biggest decline of the last 300 years.

In this year of monumental anniversaries, perhaps one episode of all the events either celebrated or denigrated with the benefit of hindsight needs to be reassessed: the Soviet Union's military intervention in Afghanistan in 1979.

His birthplace, later incorporated into the town of Kahoku, is the site today of archives and a monumental museum, perhaps the world's largest architectural structure dedicated to a single philosopher.

That their readings have a grand, monumental quality is perhaps inevitable; that these instrumentalists can at the same time be subtle and discerning is a tribute to their individual genius.

A grand central courtyard with no obvious means of access, surrounded by no fewer than four monumental staircases, was "perhaps a little excessive, even for a Baroque monarch", Mr Barber said.

Perhaps the monumental Benson study will mark the end of all such research.

"It was a monumental advance, more societal perhaps than medical, because it applied to all organ transplants".