Sentence examples for a whopping trust from inspiring English sources

A struggling real estate broker who retains the family sense of entitlement but not its affluence, Lydia springs the play's plot when she and her son Skip (Mr. Esper), an unhappy student at Harvard, visit her nearly forgotten, eternally terrified cousin, whose psychiatric care is financed by a whopping trust fund.

More telling: while a plurality of Democrats (47%) were confident that a Muslim American could do the job, 63% of Republicans said a Muslim couldn't be trusted--including a whopping 75% of voters who said they were Trump supporters.

Taxes average a whopping $20,000 a year.

That's a whopping £8,000 a week.

It's a whopping sum (the Pulitzer is $10,000), and no doubt the trust thought it couldn't miss by handing the award — nicknamed "the Mimi" — to Kushner, who certainly qualifies as a "distinguished playwright".

But since he took office, public opinion has shifted sharply to the right.At the beginning of 2008 Americans trusted Democrats over Republicans to deal with the deficit by a whopping 30 percentage-point margin, according to Ipsos-McClatchy.

Only 12% of voters say they trust Congress "quite a lot" or "a great deal" ("paid staffers and blood relatives," quips Mr McCain), whereas a whopping 71% feel that way about the armed forces.

Sexton was a whopping liar.

They are a whopping size 9.

TripAdvisor weighed in at a whopping $170.50.

Picture Magic still costs a whopping $5.