Sentence examples for hugely much from inspiring English sources

In fact, she hates her dress "very extremely hugely much" (a refrain that echoes the "terrible, horrible, no-good, very bad day" of Judith Viorst's popular Alexander).

More recently I've discovered Georges de la Tour, and have come to appreciate Goya hugely, in much the same way that I've come to love Beethoven much more than I did …And yes, you could say it all relates to how I think about music.

I feel that people don't really change hugely so much as their true nature comes to the surface.

"The whole topic is hugely sensitive, much more even than in Kosovo," said Oliver Uhlrich of the United Nations office of humanitarian coordination.

The central government regards big accidents at such times as hugely embarrassing so much so that even recalcitrant local officials temporarily fall in line.

"The big risk is the view on carbon emissions, because LNG is hugely beneficial - much, much cleaner than alternative fossil fuel options available at the moment - but [it is still] a fossil fuel," he says.

Inevitably, it has to be Bellita, the "baby sister" of hugely popular, much-lauded – not least by me – Bell's Diner in Montpelier.

In the case of Latinos it was, like, hugely different; like much higher.

Andy Bull Fast, furious and often unforgiving when players clash, handball is hugely popular across much of Europe.

What happens there will hugely affect how much energy and diary time other leaders have to think about the UK.

That was not hugely expensive, as much of the content was songs, videos and information about artists provided by the record labels.