Sentence examples for the most immense from inspiring English sources

The draining of the East Anglian Fens was among the most immense feats of civil engineering in pre-industrial Europe.

The method he and his team used to release the trapped gas, called fracking, has paid off in the most immense way.

(A friend working at the festival pointed out how inconvenient it was to drink there, possibly intentionally). By far, the most immense attraction was the carnival's crowd, which included a few senior citizens and waddling toddlers, and around forty thousand giddy teen-agers, coated in expensive streetwear logos and festival merch, or clad in strategically placed fabrics and straps.

By far, the most immense attraction was the carnival's crowd, which included a few senior citizens and waddling toddlers, and around forty thousand giddy teen-agers, coated in expensive streetwear logos and festival merch, or clad in strategically placed fabrics and straps.

I then dived into the most immense, intense creative 2 and a half years of my life that took me all over the planet, collaborating on so many projects with so many people and often totally spontaneously.

But in truth, not satisfied with these, which of course excite a thirst for knowing without in any way assuaging it, I searched finally with keen application for that most immense ocean of the sciences and from that ocean all the streams flowing most abundantly in different directions.

Philosopher Jack Wheeler says that despite "the incessant bombast and continuous venting of Randian rage", Rand's ethics are "a most immense achievement, the study of which is vastly more fruitful than any other in contemporary thought".

Spreading the good practice already entrenched, accelerating the improvements in others and supporting those which still face major problems is key to enabling Africa to make the most of its immense natural resources and the incredible potential of its people.

"15! OK!" Before us was the most incredible scene, an immense gaping canyon stretching into the distance.

These qualities persist even in the most recent works: the immense black and white composition by Emily Kane Kngwarreye, and those by Doreen Reid Nakamarra and Dorothy Napangardi.

SASHA FRERE-JONES: That's the most obvious parallel — an immense vocal talent who seems, at first, to not be pushing it as far as it can go.