Sentence examples for too monumental from inspiring English sources
These, though, sounded too monumental.
This cultural shift may seem too monumental for some.
It stops them looking almost too monumental – as if they might just be pleased with themselves.
Yet this poem is perhaps too monumental, too self-consciously a "statement," to capture the complex flavor of Hardy's godlessness.
Westerns also fall outside his purview: too monumental a subject, in need of a survey all their own.
That was a brisk, pliable performance, perhaps a bit too streamlined, but never overstudied or too monumental even in the great slow movement.
It is simply the desire to keep my mind clear of a way too-monumental amount of other people's business.
They're all on good form but the plot seems like a soufflé that's been pulled out of the oven too soon: monumental amounts of disbelief must be suspended to enjoy it and it's never quite fluffy enough to make you forget it.
The architecture could be pretty brutal too: hulking, massive, monumental.
Hadrian, too, left his monumental mark on Rome, most prominently in the Pantheon and his mausoleum, now Castel Sant'Angelo.
The "Paganini Variations," too, had a monumental quality, with heavy accenting that in Ms. Biret's best moments suggested layers of sound swirling around Paganini's violin Caprice.
