Sentence examples for stunning proportion from inspiring English sources

The stunning proportion of our days spent communicating online clearly indicates that as a society, we are more intricately connected via the internet than ever before….Yet as the number of such interactions grows, and as the number of ways in which we interact grows, the joy that communication can bring is too often replaced by frustration, confusion, or stress.

Yet somehow in that place a miracle of stunning proportions has occurred.

In the 2008 angry zeitgeist, the public reaction to a relatively minor event took on stunning proportions.

True, Glenn Beck's influence on the right has grown to stunning proportions, and that influence will probably continue to grow for some time.

Citing innovations in fabric — first, with the incorporation of metals into knits and wovens, and now with things that have been bonded, plastified and waxed — as his muse, Elbaz went on to show a collection full of texture (felted wool and fox), shine (sequins and coated cotton so glossy it looks wet) and stunning proportions (fly-away jackets and exaggerated, egg-shaped shoulders).

Barring a smear revelation of even more stunning proportions about Clinton, than Trump got, Pence can't win.

The fact that so many children continue to work is, according to a joint study by economists at Cornell University, "a failure of stunning proportions".

The historian Roy Haines describes the defeat as a "calamity of stunning proportions" for the English, whose losses in the battle were huge.

In Afghanistan alone, she said, the UN estimates that 7.5 million civilians - more than 70 per cent of them women and children - are at risk in a humanitarian crisis that has begun to assume "stunning" proportions.

Some will be positive, some negative but an oxen-stunning proportion of it will be written by people who do not speak French.

Some find it stunning, well proportioned and beautiful.