Sentence examples for rather terrific from inspiring English sources

Fiction or not, it's rather terrific writing.

Whatever you might think of HRH, for true clothes lovers it was a heart-warming sight – not just because it conjures up the rather terrific image of the prince studying stills from a Hedi Slimane catwalk – but also because it represents a peculiarly old-fashioned mentality of make-do and mend, whereby clothes are treasured, not coveted.

But Argo is overall a rather terrific popcorn entertainment.

(Who knew?) Yet these episodes are sturdy and good rather than blazingly terrific.

It's looking increasingly like the kind of match that will be remembered for individual milestones rather than any terrific team achievement, and given their team's position I don't think many Englishmen wouldn't cheer his name onto the Lord's honours board.

Palm isn't going to be saved by brilliant management, but rather employee-generated, terrific ideas.

"I would rather meet someone truly terrific than have a column about dating misadventures".

Some prefer to highlight the success of Jamaica's wonder sprinter, Usain Bolt, for his record 100 metres success rather than Andy Murray's terrific gold-winning defeat of Roger Federer.

The fact is that there are many viewers like me -- a 45-year-old man -- who watch the show not because it tells stories about teenagers, but rather because of its terrific writing.

St Helens are playing in a terrific new stadium rather than on the road at Widnes, whose own return to the elite after a five-year absence offers potential if only they can assemble a competitive team.

It was helpful, if you wanted to help, to regard this as really terrific community theater, rather than something professional and less than successful.