Sentence examples for question immensely from inspiring English sources

It is, without question, immensely entertaining.

I found its determined datedness – it looked as if it had come from the 1950s even when it started in the 1960s – and the impossibility of its questions immensely consoling.

And while the singer in question – the immensely talented Tara Erraught – perhaps more closely resembled Strauss' idea of the character in question, as well as many now plus-size women who appeared in the art of the era, from Renoir to Cezanne – the merits of her performance were, on the whole, overshadowed in favour of derisive body shaming and outright pettiness.

The question is immensely important and thanks to Ken Buesseler and all those volunteers alongshore and in research vessels who are working to provide the substance for a real answer.

The Holocaust, culminating in the "final solution to the Jewish question," was the immensely cruel outcome of this hatred.

And last week he was the subject of a question on the immensely popular game show "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire".

A portion of Aries's sacred words: "When I first read this question, I was immensely disgusted.

Finally, while there is much to do in the development of probes themselves, dissecting detailed mechanistic questions would benefit immensely from an expanded toolbox for manipulating metal ion fluxes in cells, such as a repertoire of specific metal chelators and photoactive caged metal compounds.

And even if Beveridge managed to sort the funding out, there remains the immensely important question of how to organise the newly integrated service.

This is an immensely difficult question, involving issues at the core of our criminal justice philosophy.

"We will have to ask ourselves some immensely difficult questions about what we as a party can afford.