Sentence examples for one as huge as from inspiring English sources

Every personality – even one as huge as Moyles – who thinks he is bigger than his station or broadcaster is playing a dangerous game.

In today's world, a successful state especially one as huge as Russia must make its diversity a source of strength, and it must foster governance on a scale that allows citizens to feel connected to decisions that affect their lives.Our own diplomacy recognises the devolution of power downward from the top and outward from Moscow.

He and his hordes regularly stomp tribal leaders, even ones as huge and combative as Balthazar (Mr. Duncan), who has taken refuge in remote areas.

Yeah, the second one isn't quite as huge as the first one – but a scoop is a scoop, right?

His small town is quaintly known as Lumberton, on account of the local logging business, and perhaps we are supposed to assume the lumber is transported via the hugely wide river that we see in one shot – it looks as huge as the Charles in Boston.

Bluntly put, the thousands of people joining the party in expectation of meaningful participation may be disappointed; there again, there are optimists who think the SNP will absorb what has happened over the past two years and change anew – indeed, with an influx of new blood as huge as this one, it may have no choice.

Korea has focused on growth-oriented policies by creating new housing units rather than maintaining or rehabilitating existing ones although having a housing stock as huge as those of other advanced nations.

It zoomed past a million downloads very quickly, and had 5 million downloads after day one — a huge number, though not quite as huge as the Firefox 3.0 launch.

VIOLENCE -- As huge as the cosmos and about as real.

No one can safely generalize about a group as huge, complex and amorphous as the laity.

He piled up an imposing margin and took all 56 delegates in the nation's 12th-most-populous state -- a Southern state, like South Carolina, where Mr. Bush won just 10 days ago, but a much less provincial one, with huge military installations as well as wealthy Washington suburbs where some of the nation's fastest-growing high-technology companies are based.