Sentence examples for Equally terrific from inspiring English sources

Her gift for dialogue is equally terrific.

Elsewhere, the casting is equally terrific.

There is equally terrific roti, the flat, dense lentil-flour bread spiced with ginger and garlic and turmeric and cardamom.

It's great to see Ben Vereen, well cast as Fetchit, and Evan Parke, equally terrific as Ali, bring the two men to life with matching authority.

Ms. Chimo, so superb as the mousy nerd in Annie Baker's "Circle Mirror Transformation," proves equally terrific as this cold, confident but emotionally brittle manipulator.

A sustained sense of boisterous humor pervades Mr. Newton's production of "Much Ado," which features Mr. Carlson, a festival mainstay, as a superb Benedick opposite the equally terrific Beatrice of Deborah Hay.

Other models were just as terrific: The Soehnle digital kitchen scale, about $23, and the Oxo Good Grips model, $50, were slightly snappier to look at than the Ozeri Pro, but all three were equally adept at their primary function.

Remember that great opera singer who is equally a terrific lawyer, and also an incredible pediatrician that got awarded as the best physicist and an exceptional investment banker?

(He's a terrific singer, equally at home in musical theater).

The food was terrific, but equally impressive was that the chef took three to five minutes to get each table's order, even at the tables of first-timers.

Things that are annoying or of no consequence are just "mothers" ("don't bother me with those madres"), while "not even mothers" means "no way", and the exclamation "Mothers!" is similar to "Whoops!"Something that "has no mother" can be either ultra-cool or absolutely appalling, depending on the context; conversely, something terrific can equally well be either "little mother" or "at full mother".