Sentence examples for though immense from inspiring English sources

The American contribution, though immense, was hardly sufficient, and hardly alone.

There are, though, immense problems in getting from where we are to where we want to get to.

The installation is lovely: rooms in gray and blue are filled with a cumulative haze of spotlights, designed not for drama but for ease of attention; the show, though immense, won't exhaust you.

In context, though, it's immense, football's ultimate contribution to chaos theory, the beat of a butterfly's wings that ended in a nuclear explosion.

There was nothing fortunate, though, about the immense efforts of Jamie Heaslip and Andrew Sheridan, the tackling and alertness of Riki Flutey and Tommy Bowe in midfield or the footballing qualities of Martyn Williams.

Though not as immense as Wagner's "Ring" cycle, it will be staged on an epic scale, with more than 225 musicians, including two choruses singing in Tolkien's invented languages (including "Elvish" and "Dwarvish"), plus assorted instruments, like an Irish whistle, pan flute, ney (flute) and a Hardanger fiddle, chosen to help evoke a mythical world of the past.

That's good news, though the immense real estate hangover at the root of the crisis won't soon go away.

The US president's plan, though, invests immense faith in partners and would-be allies that have done little to display their worth in alliances that are, in many cases, at least a decade old.

"It is as though an immense wedge were being forced, not underneath society, but through society.

In marked contrast, though, those for empty, immense, and immutable space are quite different.

The changes during the queen's 62-year reign have been immense, though gradual.