Sentence examples for not phenomenal from inspiring English sources

Business is strong, and there's pressure on bookings, but it's not phenomenal".

These inner events or states are surely not phenomenal.

That more or less all the post-Williams proponents of tropes treat their posits as the fundamental constituents of mind-independent, not phenomenal, reality, is however clear.

Of course, I know that this realization is not phenomenal -- singer/songwriters, poets, and authors who are no longer living have long been celebrated for their work even after their deaths.

The executive, who has since left the company, added: "They never ever understood how weak the site's interface was and as any great product developer knows you can have the best code in the world but if your design and user experience isn't phenomenal your site is going to fail".

He added, "This is certainly not the phenomenal roaring success that Ron Galotti flacked all over the world".

Not so phenomenal that he could hold off George David's 12 feet shorter Rambler and the tactical guile of Kiwi multiple  America's Cup winner Brad Butterworth.

Both turned out to be quite good, if not exactly phenomenal: the steak was tender, with a terrific bacon-and-onion demi-glace; the catfish was enlivened by its accompaniment of andouille and crawfish.

The 40-minute tour finishes in the shop, where I notice a limited-edition bottle costing £250 - a reflection of its rarity, not its phenomenal 'cask strength': an intoxicating 63percentnt, compared with 40percentnt for finished malts.

As taglines go, "All of the above" is not exactly phenomenal, lacking the sex appeal of its energy-policy sister, "Drill, baby, drill," and the historic resonance of, say, "Where's the beef?" It conjures a standardized test more than economic stimulus.

And this is tied to the issue of whether or not the phenomenal character of experience is (as some suppose) a purely sensory affair.