Sentence examples for genuinely huge from inspiring English sources

Tektonik is genuinely huge in France, Belgium and Holland as well as francophone countries like Moroco and Algeria - where Tektonik's outsider overtones are writ large.

But a revenue increase equal to the dollar value of the Bush tax cuts on high earners (about $700 billion), accomplished through a tax reform that caps deductions and lowers overall rates, doesn't strike me as a genuinely "huge" concession on the part of conservatives.

If England's loss to Iceland at Euro 2016 was a reminder that organised and inspired minnows can sometimes gobble up bigger rivals, the shock factor of that result underlined the rarity of genuinely huge upsets in knockout tournaments, let alone mini-leagues.

(And these are genuinely huge businesses — WeWork says its Enterprise members include 22percentt of the Fortune 500).

Embedded in the simple gameplay design are genuinely huge concepts".

It has genuinely attracted huge numbers of visitors.

But if I think about all of my social workers, with the exception of one man, there is something they did that genuinely made a huge difference to me – to the point that I can remember it 10 years later.

She had knowledge of my rights, and she taught them to me, and I am forever grateful to her for that: it was the thing that genuinely made a huge difference to my life.

We've had to say goodbye to the bog-standard house remix of a pop record and that, genuinely, is a huge shame.

I brought up how the city looked amazing and although they agreed, they also genuinely viewed the huge fines as if one of their freedoms had been taken away.

In David Freeman's sure-footed production, Madam Butterfly packs the huge and genuinely shocking punch that it always should.