Sentence examples for tremendous gravity from inspiring English sources

There was this tremendous gravity to the room.

We would greatly appreciate it if you viewed this Street View imagery to understand the current state of Namie-­machi and the tremendous gravity of the situation".

Ever since the first black hole, Cygnus X-1, was discovered, astronomers have been adding to the rolls of these strange cosmic objects, whose tremendous gravity can capture even light.

Another stated aim of adding photography of areas inside the exclusion zone was to help viewers in the wider world "understand the current state of Namie-machi and the tremendous gravity of the situation" (Google and Baba 2013).

She admitted she felt tremendous gravity in her serious dating relationships to weigh what "kind" of father those men would be around her children.

He looked like Lyndon Johnson, with tremendous gravity-stretched jowls and earlobes.

Asked why then the universe nevertheless seems to be full of black holes, Krauss replies, "How do you know they're black holes?" No one has actually seen a black hole, he says, and anything with a tremendous amount of gravity--such as the supermassive remnants of stars--could exert effects similar to those researchers have blamed on black holes.

But as the institute's report explains, an "ordinary" life sentence is "a punishment of tremendous magnitude" whose "true gravity should not be undervalued".

He used someone's digital camera as a guitar slide during a tremendous nine-minute version of "Gravity".

When the iron core becomes too massive, its ability to support itself by means of the outward explosive thrust of internal fusion reactions fails to counteract the tremendous pull of its own gravity.

Those in the colder outer region develop a core of rock and ice with the gravity to attract a tremendous mass of lightweight hydrogen and helium gas from the protoplanetary disk.