Sentence examples for both terrific from inspiring English sources

They're both terrific, though.

And they're both terrific people.

I thought One Day and Gone Girl were both terrific.

His political acumen is both terrific and explainable.

Some of her friends call her Formidable — the French word meaning both terrific and awe-inspiring.

It's not Save the Children, and it's not CARE — both terrific secular organizations.

Does that mean both are terrific, or both are dreadful?

Both were terrific and at both we ordered a combination of burger and stew-approximation.

I fell into one of these conversations a few weeks ago with a mother of two grown children, both boys, both graduates from terrific universities, both shackled to college loans as heavy as a ship's anchor.

"The president is deeply appreciative both for the terrific care and the many good wishes he has received," family spokesman Jim McGrath said.

Both are terrific.