Sentence examples for no less tremendous from inspiring English sources
On a visit to England in 1842, Dwarkanath was presented to Queen Victoria and met celebrities like the Duke of Wellington and Dickens, who joked about how hard it was to pronounce his name: "I have spelt it backwards, but it makes no less tremendous nonsense that way".
Tagore's first name sounded like gobbledegook to Larkin's ears, and Dickens, who met Tagore's grandfather Dwarkanath in London in 1842, had this to say of that name: "I have spelt it backwards, but it makes no less tremendous nonsense that way".
"Because these were black men winning — and winning in a way that made a style of rejecting much cricketing orthodoxy — their triumphant performances took on a tremendous insurgent significance, no less than the clenched fist of black power".
Tom and Gerri, played with uncanny subtlety and tremendous soul by Jim Broadbent and Ruth Sheen, are much more subdued but no less radiant, and just as extreme in their delight.
If the operations of the free market are always moral — the concrete realization of the principle that you get no more and no less than what you deserve — then there's nothing in principle wrong with tremendous inequality.
A silver medallist no less.
And in "Gatsby," no less.
Our guests deserve no less.
