Sentence examples for no tremendous from inspiring English sources

And there was no "tremendous movie screen" anywhere in sight.

And yet there's been no tremendous outcry over these developments, from blacks or anyone else.

Results showed that landfill had an obvious effect on the contamination of PAEs in groundwater, whereas showed no tremendous effect on the PAEs contamination in surface water and topsoil.

Not one". Given that a number of Senate Republicans are skeptical of significant portions of President Trump's legislative agenda, one can imagine that they feel no tremendous need to smooth the way for that agenda's passage.

But his visits yield no tremendous insights about why the United States continues to be such a literal-minded nation, or what comforts people derive from refusing to read between the lines.

The depth chart looked pretty good — no tremendous disparity between bids and asks.

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".

Months of preparations, and no doubt tremendous financial sacrifices, have come down to this: Moscow Pride is banned once again this year - no surprise there - and we are marching anyway.

That performance began with tremendous no-nonsense incisiveness and drive but the intensity gradually leached away so that Neptune, the final movement, had very little otherworldly allure, with the wordless female voices (the Elysian Singers) anything but distant and disembodied.

RK: Oh, no, there was a tremendous--yeah, absolutely, there was a tremendous resistance to Vietnam movies, even Vietnam books.