Sentence examples for like tremendously from inspiring English sources

I've given a workout to adverbs like "tremendously" and "incredibly," and adjectives like "brilliant" and "fascinating".

"What is landing like tremendously heavy?

But it all seems like tremendously hard work to me, keeping this external world going.

Now I'm reading Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy, whose War and Peace I liked tremendously.

Raphael Carter, "The Fortunate Fall" China Miéville, "Embassytown" People like me are supposed to like Samuel R. Delany tremendously: I like him, but this side of idolatry.

He liked vectors tremendously, he said, because they were descriptions of actual physical events.

"I liked her tremendously and had been in a tumultuous relationship that ended about two months earlier," he said.

Powell - who affirmed, for what it's worth, that he is indeed still a member of the Republican party - said he liked John McCain tremendously.

While this sounds like a tremendously large number, experts like economist Simon Johnson (13 Bankers) tell us this is the way to go.

Greg and Mary Sonnier, chef and pastry chef, respectively, hit the mark a lot of the time, notably in an oyster-artichoke gratin, in soups (like a tremendously smoky okra-and-turkey gumbo) and in the house's trademark slow-roasted duck.

His wife, he said, is "a tremendously liked person.