Sentence examples for a particularly terrific from inspiring English sources

He was occasionally out of fashion in the theater world, though he experienced moments when his reputation skyrocketed after a particularly terrific production.

When the premiere episode aired on the US network ABC, critics met it with such bold proclamations as: "[It] isn't a particularly terrific episode of television, but it more or less tells a coherent story," which is basically what a big shrug looks like in syntax.

"There was something very cinematic about that night and about Jack's particularly terrific performance," said McIntyre.

It also quotes reviews of his performances: "quiet but firm", "absolutely terrific", "a particularly good advocate who has an engaging style with clients" and "popular, gutsy and polished".

Not a particularly complex read, but a terrific page turner.

Back in 2007, my then-colleagues at the Southern Poverty Law Center, Susy Buchanan and David Holthouse, wrote a terrific takedown of a particularly rancid piece of "reporting" from "The O'Reilly Factor".

She writes with terrific compassion for her characters and demonstrates a particularly strong understanding of parent/child relationships.

For the food, particularly the terrific and inexpensive sushi.

For the food, particularly the terrific large assortment of inexpensive sushi.

A basic menu is available throughout the day, a terrific convenience, particularly for unconventional appetites that might prefer a Western or Greek egg-white omelet ($11.50) at 3 in the afternoon, or blueberry pancakes or, perhaps, challah French toast.

"Negotiation Strategies was a terrific program, particularly because we negotiate every single day in our lives.