Sentence examples for enormously well done from inspiring English sources
"The skill – particularly with Boulez and Stockhausen – and the innovation is enormously admirable, enormously well done, and has its place in music history, no question about it.
Well done sky, well done.
They do what they do enormously well, and which you enjoy the most is obviously a question of taste – for many, the spaciousness, playfulness and the ability to plot your own course will be worth the occasional lack of rigour and suspense.
They do what they do enormously well, and which you enjoy the most is obviously a question of taste for many, the spaciousness, playfulness, and the ability to plot your own course will be worth the occasional lack of rigor and suspense.
Then when you factor in the 'great income disparity' or Great Divergence that we've seen since 1980, diligently expressed by Tim Noah on CBS Sunday Morning, this is the other talking point that needs to get out there... the 1% have done enormously well.
The Richard and Judy success The House at Riverton did enormously well and I'm left wondering whether my own first novel for adults, Facing the Light (gosh, how I love that title! It's so exactly right, when once you've read the book!) might not have sold more copies if it had been called something more prosaic.
"Part of the reason Dandelion [Peel's record label] hasn't sold enormously well is because the records which do sell are records which sound sufficiently like something else so as not to tax people's imaginations too much.
This principle has served our field enormously well, as it provides the freedom to make discoveries in expected corners [ 11].
The first Corvette wasn't enormously well received in 1953, perhaps because people rather saw through those dazzling looks and felt the car didn't deliver.
Lloyd Webber said: "Mandy was enormously well read and intelligent.
