Sentence examples for was something monumental from inspiring English sources

But in this crowded neighborhood of east Jerusalem, the city's Arab section, there was something monumental, even defining, about the 30-foot slab descending from the twilight, just after a muezzin called the sunset prayer over the crane's roar.

There was something monumental to these works.

I'm quite a fan of Beethoven – there's something monumental about it, even with a single instrument.

Mr. Short wrote that Mrs. Hart and Mr. Kimball, an expert on the musical theater, "left no stone unturned in their search for every lyric ascribed to Hart," and "what has been achieved here is something monumental".

Vinh explains that, "We don't want art to be something monumental that makes people feel intimidated.

And it's unfortunate that it didn't happen, but I think it would've been something monumental because all of them are just so super creative and their energy is amazing.

"There is something very monumental about Dumbo," Mr. Iwaskiw said.

"The envelope is something so monumental and beautiful, and we wanted to respect that," said Gal Nauer, an Israeli architect who commuted here to do the interior design.

Day 5: The Detox Does Not Get Easier There is that worrisome little voice in the back of my head that keeps telling me I am missing something by not checking my email every five minutes, and that there is something of monumental importance in one of the 500 blogs that sits unopened in my Google Reader, not to mention the 65 newsletters in my inbox.

There is something very monumental and eternal in the way these figures come across.

There is something heavy and monumental about the way Mr. Huston takes up film space (in this he can recall his father, John Huston), which makes a nice counterpart to the otherworldly Mr. Pearce, a performer of such apparent delicate physicality and eerie grace that you half expect him to be carried off by the wind.