Sentence examples for more than immense from inspiring English sources

So, has the first international criminal trial of a head of state bequeathed more than immense frustration?

Viewing fortresses as nothing more than immense permanent batteries designed to pour overwhelming fire on attacking armies, Montalembert simplified the intricate geometric designs of Vauban and relied on simple polygonal structures, often with detached peripheral forts instead of projecting bastions.

Le Lignon resembles nothing more than an immense wall, 12 to 14 stories high, snaking across a ridge above the Rhone.

Globo warned earlier this week that the map gave a "false impression that the urban area is nothing more than an immense cluster of favelas".

Dozens of home-grown street artists, including Pasha 183 (dubbed "The Russian Banksy" for concealing his identity), transformed the city's apartment building walls, underpasses and bridges with more than 100 immense murals.

The fear is immense, more than you can write.

The historiography of World War I is immense, more than 25,000 volumes and articles even before next year's centenary.

Mr. Evans writes: The historiography of World War I is immense, more than 25,000 volumes and articles even before next year's centenary.

By 2.45pm ET, – just a few hours old and with 30 days still to go – it had made more than $960,000 dollars of the immense $2m£1.3m3m) goal.

9 13 p.m. | Updated A prominent Austrian banker who portrayed herself for two years as one of Bernard L. Madoff's biggest victims was accused on Friday of conspiring for 23 years to funnel more than $9 billion into his immense global Ponzi scheme.

But until the referees and players come to some sort of understanding, it will remain nothing more than a source of immense frustration to the purist and a turnoff for everyone else.