Sentence examples for some sort of massive from inspiring English sources

This, from Vikings punter Chris Kluwe, is even more funny: He's got some sort of massive turtleneck/scarf/gaiter pulled up to his nose.

It wasn't so long ago that Barnes & Noble was considered a Goliath, some sort of massive, heartless chain that was squashing the quaint neighborhood independent bookstores legions of squirming Davids fumbling hopelessly for their slingshots–under its massive foot.

The deal, which looked at first like some sort of massive CE dump on the market, is actually only available to conference attendees.

But one of the more spectacular scenarios -- that some sort of massive alien megastructure is blocking a large fraction of this light at irregular intervals -- has captured the public imagination.

This "headset removal" solution obviously wasn't some sort of massive issue plaguing VR content creators/sharers but it's cool to see Google going to thoughtful lengths to solve problems that most consumers didn't even see as a problem.

Unless…of course, well….this could all be just some sort of massive coverup to hide the fact that Google is testing its self-driving cars out in the wilds of Africa, and it has discovered a bug in the system: robots don't brake for wildlife.

That sort of massive schedule and some of WWE's most popular merchandise make Ambrose the fifth-highest paid superstar with $2.7 million.

Yes, athletics has a place in college education, but not this sort of massive space that it's taking".

They also want to trigger the sort of massive U.S. retaliation that makes no distinction between them and other Muslims.

Kennedy, then, is exactly the sort of massive school viewed with disfavor by Mayor Bloomberg and his Department of Education.

Earth Cry (1986) is a sort of massive orchestral ritual and Kakadu (1988) a colourful evocation of Australia's largest national park.