Sentence examples for or immensely from inspiring English sources

She felt carefully handled, like something precious or immensely fascinating.

None of this is to suggest that Delaney wasn't special, or immensely talented; she was.

Along with five other companions he goes on a heist that will either ruin his life or immensely improve it.

Others see a future for a cleaned-up Plum Island without labs as a stellar addition to Suffolk County's open space or immensely valuable real estate for private development.

Did the movie entertain me a little (three stars maybe), a lot (four stars), or immensely (five stars)?

Just ask Nicaragua's former president Miguel Aleman, or the immensely popular Lula of Brazil.

Yet he slept five or six hours a night, gave his fragile, arthritic body and its environment the absolute minimum of necessary attention, painted until he was exhausted, and spent the rest of his time reading, or writing immensely funny letters to his network of friends about everything he saw and heard.

Some opponents said there was no use in trying to sway the church or the immensely popular pope at this point.

Keep to the basic bones of the story and don't go off onto other memories, or other immensely funny things that you just thought of.

"Search-and-rescue operations and disaster response are good examples — learning more about the sites of chemical or nuclear accidents or fires is immensely important.

Once initiated, fantasies of this kind, which began to appear at the end of the 17th century with such prose works as The Secret History of the most renowned Q. Elizabeth (1680) or John Banks's immensely successful play The Unhappy Favourite: or, the Earl of Essex (1681) stubbornly refused, like Elizabeth herself, to go away.