Everything was characterized as either big, beautiful, tremendous, great or amazing yet totally lacking substance (not a new trait for Trump).
Perhaps we should all brace ourselves to be bombarded with cell phone warnings about "tremendous big and tremendously wet" storms from here on out.
The Bavarians are "in the best sense German, with a big sound and tremendous explosive excitement".
"She has a good intellect, a big heart and tremendous expertise," Ms. Ignagni said.
Evans attacked the weight room with the same verve that he attacked opposing big men — "a tremendous work ethic," Herkelman said.
He writes about big issues with tremendous energy, and he has a sensibility now more pertinent to British politics than ever: a refined sense of the absurd.
And the big climax is tremendous, when Chatterton keeps repeating the word "longing" but, however vociferously he sings, cannot break through the wall of orchestral sound.
Janowicz has a big serve and tremendous power off the ground, but Stepanek has an old-school all-court game that will throw looks at Janowicz that he has rarely seen in his fairly short career as a top-level professional.
"It's hard to believe nowadays, the water's so dirty," he continued, "but up until about the year 1800 there were tremendous big beds of natural-growth oysters all around Staten Island — in the Lower Bay, in the Arthur Kill, in the Kill van Kull.
Soon, everyone wants to join the show, and this includes Taron Egerton as a gorilla from a family of criminals, Seth MacFarlane as a Rat Pack-like mouse, Tori Kelly as an elephant with a big voice but tremendous stage fright, and many others.
