Sentence examples for the colossal impact from inspiring English sources

To truly understand the colossal impact on metal of Metallica's first two albums – newly remastered and reissued – first try to imagine that you are 14 and absolutely furious about pretty much everything.

But we are the only species to have defined a geological period by our activity — something usually performed by major glaciations, mass extinction and the colossal impact of objects from outer space, like the one that defines the upper boundary of the Cretaceous.

"In many ways, the colossal impact of the World Wide Web is obvious.

But neither does the colossal impact Facebook has had on society, which it's now trying to bend toward positivity with its new mission statement to "Give people the power to build community and bring the world closer together".

The Federal Communications Commission has started down the path of selecting which spectrum can be best devoted to 5G services, and some economic studies have documented the colossal impact that 5G may have on our economy within a few years.

Because our era's perspective begins with a pop culture that's already rife with mythologies, we are particularly blind to the colossal impact that rock music from Bill Haley to grunge will have on the century before us.

Checkpoint Charlie, the former crossing point for foreigners and Allied troops at the Berlin Wall, now serves as a reminder of the Beatles' colossal impact.

There was no doubt about his perfectionism - one notes the clear, chamberlike textures he coaxes from the huge orchestra, while allowing the tutti sections their colossal impact.

The groups' troubles will have a "colossal" impact on the Gulf, he says, "unless there is some divine intervention".

The menu change will have a colossal impact on the beverage industry, USA Today reports, because so many Americans who drink soda now started when they were kids.

The 2009 release of Paranormal Activity had a colossal impact on the horror genre, in part because it reminded audiences that the industry had more to offer than the diminishing returns of the Saw franchise, but also because the film's runaway success gave one man a licence to rebuild US horror cinema from the ground up.