| There was something, too, in its order, by which it resembled the gigantesque features of the old Greek master. |
| The show was arrogant, gigantesque, contemptuous of its audience, pretentious in its metaphors, sadistic in its manipulations, aggressive in its clatter and its clutter. |
| A certain grandeur of movement alone can preserve its gigantesque quality and impression of power. |
| This year the colourful event shirt features a clown and will be on sale in all sizes from the tiniest to the gigantesque. |
| Flaubert scribbled on Du Camp's letters another of his favourite expletives, gigantesque! |
| In a city like ours, every thing should be in keeping, and the predominant principle should be the gigantesque. |
