Sentence examples for Quite tremendous from inspiring English sources

It's a quite tremendous number – particularly given that most of those 1,000 episodes consist of little more than endless polite conferring between people not traditionally known for their verbal charisma.

Maybe it was during that exchange, as Cameron and Miliband swapped gags that would shame a Poundland Christmas cracker, that one of them – or indeed both – quietly thought: "This really is a quite tremendous waste of everyone's time".

Baker, the award-winning Radio 5 Live presenter who once wrote for NME and Chris Evans' Channel 4 series TFI Friday, said: "To see your life played out by actors is always going to be peculiar and also, frankly quite tremendous.

The pressure is quite tremendous.

Balzac did not quite realize his tremendous aim of making his novels comprehend the whole of society at that time.

"I can't comment on whether the second one was related but that they should have met up so quickly is quite remarkable, just tremendous".

Although Stanford claims the beta GPU client runs 20 and 40 times faster on new Radeons, and although Radeons have many gigaflops of processing power, the current client doesn't quite report this tremendous workload.

'Tis quite the most tremendous thing about American celeb-death fetishism: No one has the slightest clue who might be next.

It's quite unfortunate that this tremendous inconvenience was caused".

He also states, quite rightly, that a tremendous number of people all over the country are making art these days.

In China, with vast grassland and arable land, the biogas potential is quite high, owing to tremendous amount of organic waste from agriculture and husbandry.