Sentence examples for staggering force from inspiring English sources

In Hagia Sophia, he speaks of the "staggering force of its enormity," and barely a page passes without italics.

Toppled walls and scattered roof tiles are reminders of the staggering force of the quake that caused the world's worst nuclear crisis since Chernobyl.

But this Manhattan Theater Club production, eloquently directed by Carolyn Cantor, turns that bare-bones setting into a strength, emphasizing the staggering force of good storytelling.

But they sat before the jury in Federal District Court in Manhattan for 15 or 20 minutes as a government explosives expert testified about the staggering force of the Nairobi blast.

Meanwhile, set against this squeeze is the far higher burden of proof required if you're female, a minority or not from an upper middle class background, because of the staggering force of all the invisible or denied hierarchies of power and access that operate within British media.

There had been plenty of proof of this already - kingfishers fishing, carp spawning, great-crested grebes mating - but the point was brought home with staggering force on our final night.

The parts in jet engines have to withstand staggering forces and temperatures, and they have to be as light as possible to save on fuel.

The fallout from these dismissals can be staggering: Forced turnover at the top costs shareholders an estimated $112 billion in lost market value annually, a 2014 PwC study of the world's 2,500 largest companies showed.

He appeared to be under the influence of alcohol and was staggering, the force added.

The three others were shot dead in a gun battle, they said.] In a sign of how the conflict has grown incrementally more intense, the use of American-made F-16 fighters against Palestinian targets, once a rare and staggering display of force, has become routine after the terrorist attacks of recent days.

This move represents a staggering postmodern achievement, forcing us to question corporate funding of the arts, as well as outmoded notions of the artist-as-brand.