Sentence examples for so massive as from inspiring English sources

The fire that gutted the north transept of the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine yesterday reminded many that even something so massive as a cathedral is vulnerable, a thought that came quickly to mind after the destruction of the World Trade Center.

The permissibility of soft money contributions has become a loophole in the Watergate-era laws, a loophole many say is so massive as to overwhelm the basic rule.

But no one understands how something so massive as a brown dwarf could form so close to a normal star with a planetary companion.

So we started addressing that, and the whole idea was to figure out a way to look into the massive flows of data at the time--it's not so massive as you look back on it, but back then it was pretty bulky and a lot of information to try to wade through.

The groups which tried and left North Korea mostly report that they had no meaningful access to the people they wanted to help, even in so massive a famine as the one which may have cost two million Koreans their lives.

At 15, under his father's aegis, he designed a gigantic sideboard, vaguely resembling a Perpendicular Gothic rood screen, for George IV at Windsor Castle, as well as dining chairs so massive it took two footmen to move them; two years later he opened his own woodcarving business.

He described the Holocaust as "so massive and egregious that there are few if any other situations that rise to the same level of injustice".

As you approach, the 67-foot-tall white-concrete and steel statue of Sam Houston -- leaning on a cane and wearing a vest, coat and sideburns -- is so massive that it looks as if it's ready to bound down the highway.

1UP.com described it as "so massive that it rivals modern [Game Boy Advance] Castlevania and Metroid games in terms of scope and play time".

According to Bill Gurley, an Uber investor and partner at Benchmark Capital, investors see the size and potential of Uber's core business as being so massive it doesn't need to expand into other fields.

This distance then yielded the mass of the bright star as well as the dark object; the latter is so massive it can only be a black hole.