Sentence examples for considered hugely from inspiring English sources

Williams likes to boast that he was described as the "nadir" of a show that, while a huge hit with the public and now considered hugely influential, was critically reviled at the time.

"A lot of what is considered hugely cool, popular indie rock these days sounds like nineties R. & B.," he said.

In the US, service staff members earn their keep largely through tips, so visiting a restaurant or bar without leaving a generous tip is considered hugely disrespectful.

But the chief of the north and central American football association was considered "hugely influential" to the World Cup vote, Lowy said.

Ferguson expects US audiences to be as excited as Auckland Castle visitors by the paintings, which have always been considered hugely important but came to greater prominence four years ago.

The romantic novel was considered hugely controversial on its release in the 50s because of its lesbian storyline but is now regarded as a groundbreaking work.

Two adult-oriented summer movies that I consider hugely successful are "Public Enemies" and "In the Loop".

It's considered a hugely symbolic event and the anticipation is palpable.

"Based on what I know, there's nothing to be concerned about," he wrote, adding that he considered it "hugely ironic" that they were being investigated over a stock that they had rated neutral: "If ever there was a better example of independent, high-quality research, I don't know what it is".

I consider myself hugely lucky to have found myself where I am, most especially as a staff writer at The New Yorker.

I look forward to engaging with colleagues across the political, business and environmental spectrum to consider these hugely important issues over the coming months.