Sentence examples for true enormity from inspiring English sources

Through the post-birth fog, however, the reality of my true enormity hit me.

It was only toward war's end, Mr. Sharpe later said, as he watched newsreels of the liberation of the death camps, that he realized Nazism's true enormity.

This, the Peers inquiry concludes, was an attempt to "conceal from the Commander-in-Chief the true enormity of the atrocity".

But Mr. Herrera continues in a quest to have his son, Ricardo Nicanol, recognized as the fourth victim of the accident, on Aug. 4 in Sunset Park, Brooklyn, because the true enormity of his loss must be acknowledged.

I didn't comprehend the true enormity of the situation and how monumental this attack was, nor could I fathom the impact it would provoke.

"The enormity of the task seemed overwhelming".

It brings back to me the imaginative enormity that every true demand for radical change insists upon.

Where the original Rio showed a true romantic readiness, an ability to grasp the enormity of our damage to the planet, this ersatz reproduction has been a victory for the vacuous, for the Tom Buchanans of this world – who know the price of everything and the value of nothing.

The movie itself is a run-of-the-mill true-crime drama, but some fine performances and the enormity of the actual events keep it on course.

If it is true that the human mind has difficulty in comprehending the enormity of mass killings and it is the single example or a digestible combination of them that really brings home the utter horror, then nowhere is that more true than in the pink-painted Kigali Memorial Centre in the capital.

Enormity means extreme evil and does not mean enormousness.