Sentence examples for utterly monumental from inspiring English sources
Think of the strange sensation that comes with submitting yourself to something utterly monumental, something far beyond you and who and what you are.
When he adds a container, like a beautiful green and white Wan Li porcelain bowl, it can seem monumental yet utterly comforting in the way it accommodates most of the fruit in sight.
"Let's look back: La Guardia is dying; O'Dwyer is fleeing; Impellitteri is an interim mayor; Wagner is so tired; Lindsay is utterly discredited; Beame is a monumental failure; Koch -- from 1933 we have to go all the way up to Koch -- Koch leaves, he's on television he's on radio, he doesn't go away".
The film also features the historian and journalist Jean Lacouture (whose monumental biography of de Gaulle makes for utterly absorbing reading), who appears, as himself, in several scenes and is interviewed on-camera by the film's protagonist about the resistance.
But she said the referendum result had "utterly changed the political situation", leaving a crisis as great as the last financial crash and as "monumental" as the reconstruction of 1945.
A monumental achievement.
