Sentence examples for quite immense from inspiring English sources
"People say there hasn't been anything this bad since 1964 and the area is quite immense.
It's quite immense on first viewing, and as you venture further in and hit the fine watch and jewellery rooms and wine cellar it feels like in you're at the heart of a retail sanctum.
We've been shooting for seven and a half months now, and the line-learning is quite immense for the Doctor because he's in pretty much every scene, and he says the majority of stuff because his brain is the coolest and the biggest".
Purnell's resignation last night is an immense and quite likely fatal challenge to Brown's already blighted premiership.
Rubens is almost an abstract painter - a possibility he makes quite explicit in his immense Lion Hunt, in which daunting quantities of paint are expended and blood unleashed in a scene that's not really about anything.
However, it is quite difficult (yet of immense importance) to keep negative emotions (getting visibly angry, being dismissive etc).
Quite apart from underestimating the immense human costs of the dam, the court seems to have got its basic economics wrong.
Even if they're not quite that cataclysmic, cosmic and immense, his songs have a lyrical concision and murky intensity, suggesting a riled SpaceGhostPurrp – Curry used to be part of the latter's Raider Klan before falling out with his Miami forebear.
This truly world-class spectacle is remaining, if barely, uncrowded and unruined by the immense battalions who now quite understandably wish to see it.
Graphene is composed of a two-dimensional crystal lattice of pure carbon and is quite simply a superlative material of immense potential – the thinnest and strongest substance known to science and something like 100 times stronger than steel by weight.
"Tony's contributions to The National Museum of Computing have been immense and I am quite sure that without his remarkable talents, enthusiasm, and drive, the museum would not have come into existence," said Mr Clark.
