Sentence examples for more phenomenal from inspiring English sources

The results are more phenomenal than beautiful.

The growth in our subscriber numbers has been even more phenomenal than we've previously shared.

But in some ways, Smith making it back it to the N.B.A. is more phenomenal than anything his young peers have accomplished.

What is more phenomenal than the persistence of the low number of African-American coaches is the mentality of parents and guardians who continue to send their children to these schools.

Much of the book's success, of course, is directly related to the even more phenomenal success of Julia Child as a television personality, but it seems reasonable to assume that anyone who puts down twelve-fifty for the book is not just going to leave it out on the cocktail table.

Davenport leads 6-3, *6-5 Davenport again blocking Clijsters's light at the net and again finding points in it, and more phenomenal serving sets us on course for a tie-break - unless she can conjure something in the next game.

The world track and field championships, which ended on Sunday night, were more about phenomenal duels than phenomenal times and as much about Bolt's human frailty as his superman tendencies.

His father, Daniel, won silver in the 4x400m at the Mexico Games in 1968, something that makes Rudisha beam with pride, even more than his phenomenal world-record performance.

It's more of a phenomenal sampler, glamorously packaged, concentrating on the Brazilian Baroque, which here encompasses the 17th century through the early 19th century, and on the modern era.

Lucky as we may have been, neither of the two goals that made it in counted against us, and with some more luck our phenomenal right back YP Lee floated a cross into the top corner of the goal.

It's not just that the 5 Series is cheaper despite more goodies; its phenomenal breadth of abilities mated to perfectly judged blend of ride and dynamism has it just about nudging ahead.