Sentence examples for phenomenally tough from inspiring English sources
Anyone who overcame that level of male condescension to become party leader would by necessity be phenomenally tough – although it's also the case that, at a human level, such toughness was more in the hiding of emotions than in not having them in the first place.
"That is phenomenally tough underwriting," he said.
Italy is "a phenomenally tough market in which to run an airline," Andrew Lobbenberg, an analyst with HSBC in London, said in a recent note to clients.
The very few successful career women I ever met, all of them phenomenally tough and inevitably single, issued regular warnings, both explicit and implicit, that marriage was a deathtrap and children at best a menace.
"It's been a phenomenally tough season," said Michael McGinnis, director of contemporary art worldwide for Phillips, after the sale, explaining that the company had cobbled the auction together during the summer, before the economic picture grew ugly.
We've worked phenomenally hard".
Like, really, ridiculously, phenomenally bad.
After all, our hospitals are "phenomenally bad".
Gregg was a phenomenally bad choice to run Commerce.
And he did work hard, phenomenally so.
