Sentence examples for too mammoth from inspiring English sources

From powering a lunar base to providing energy for an ion-engine spacecraft to creating a wireless power grid in the sky, no project has been too mammoth to contemplate.

Each time I learn a new fact it underscores the magnitude of the horrific subject matter - it is just too mammoth and incomprehensible.

Us too, but this mammoth oral history should help ease the pain, with insight from Samantha Bee, John Oliver and Stewart himself.

They relied too much on mammoth pickup trucks and SUVs, which no one wanted when petrol prices hit $4 a gallon.

Pulitzer prize-winner Steven Millhauser's We Others contains stories both new and from collections spanning the last 30 years, and he, too, likes his mammoth, intensely wrought paragraphs.

It's this mammoth problem too big for any of us to get our heads round, too impersonal to understand and too far removed for any of us to grapple tangibly with.

Tegan and Sara, the identical twin sisters who are the biggest thing to come out of Calgary since the Stampede, are too busy with their mammoth 47-night tour of the US to give an interview.

If building the T.K.D.L. was a mammoth undertaking, so, too, will be the process of governing its use.

Too many songs in a mammoth four-hour set dissolve into seemingly interminable jazzy noodling, while Isn't She Lovely hints at the saccharine sentimentality that was to stain the second half of his career.

For one thing, Monroe is a tree-friendly town -- the home, too, of the Monroe Oak, a mammoth specimen of Quercus alba that was here when the town was founded in 1838.

There is therefore no obligation for us to clone mammoths because it is too vaguely defined; however, it is not deontologically unethical to clone mammoths; it is simply not endorsed.