Sentence examples for Most fantastically from inspiring English sources

Most fantastically, the novel has an extended subplot about the Soviets establishing a permanent base on the moon, and claiming it for themselves.

Even the most fantastically elaborate tales need to come from a seed of reality.

Among them, what might be the most fantastically named geological curio of all: the hoodoo.

"More illness, more accidents, more crime, fewer opportunities for their children and the most fantastically expensive credit".

Finally, and most fantastically, there are rumblings of a Game of Thrones coach tour launching in Northern Ireland this summer.

If not, my recollection of his most fantastically sinister lines will always come in the voice of Bertie Wooster.

There are a few stinkers, but most are fantastically designed.

I spent TechCrunch's latest Disrupt extravaganza asking questions of various notables onstage, and what struck me most was how fantastically optimistic they were.

Which, for a game based on one of the brightest, most colourful and fantastically imaginative animated productions the 21st century has seen, is absolutely criminal.

Which, for a game based on one of the brightest, most colorful and fantastically imaginative animated productions the 21st century has seen, is absolutely criminal.

Formerly chef de cuisine of City Landing and Twenty-Eight Atlantic at the Wequassett Resort, you'll now find him creating some of the most exhilarating and fantastically flavored Southeast Asian cuisine at his pop-up spot, Akinto, in the Wink and Nod speakeasy (see #4).