Sentence examples for things much bigger from inspiring English sources

It is more a stretching out – like having an elastic band on the end of your fingers and lassoing, far out, things much bigger than you".

I know it's a business, too, but to all of us, playing it should always be a game first and when something like that happens right in front of your eyes it makes you think long and hard about things much bigger than throwing or hitting a baseball or running around the bases for a few hours a day.

Many of the people who died in the shooting were physicists; does the fact that they'd devoted their lives to understanding things much bigger than themselves — planets, stars, the universe — change the meaning of what happened, or help make to sense of it?

It was impossible to see where the water began but there was this immense wall of noise coming at you, an otherworldly hiss, and that was the first time you ever conceived of the idea that there are things much, much bigger than you.

"But it's locker room talk and it's one of those things, I will knock the hell out of ISIS… We should get on to much more important things, and much bigger things".

"One of the things that's obviously been happening for the past 100 or 200 years," Eno told me, "is that the range of our experience has greatly expanded: we can see much smaller things and much bigger things than we ever could before.

And that's why things got much bigger.

"All of these little things add up to much bigger things, which is why we think the bank should review its decision.

There is plenty of evidence that batting average matters — but it's not the only thing that matters, and if you set up a study that demands to see proof of how this one little thing affects a much bigger and more complicated thing like winning the World Series, you're liable to miss it.

"There are things that are much bigger than my re-election, and much bigger is getting this deficit under control," Mr. Conrad, the chairman of the Budget Committee, said in an interview.

So all three of these things are creating much bigger income gaps, much lower employment for people with lower skills, yet much higher productivity and great wealth for owners of capital.