Sentence examples for rather tremendous from inspiring English sources

Whatever the case, it sounds rather tremendous when directed by Gardiner's quivering baton.

Rather interestingly, the company is also working on a book entitled Our Cookbook - The A-Z of Alternative Meats, Alligator to Zebra, which is a rather tremendous idea and one I wish I'd come up with.

I'm saddened that "Rhinestone Heiress"(Mar. 15, p. 74), about the Swarovski family business, focused on conflict rather than the tremendous vitality of the Swarovski company.

Scientists are not focused on these cells as a potential means of slowing or arresting the basic biological processes of aging but rather because of their tremendous potential for extending years of healthy and vigorous life by treating a wide variety of diseases and regenerating damaged parts of the body.

Conservatives have a tremendous and rather unhealthy fixation on size.

"But I would rather be using the tremendous amount of time we spend on fundraising to develop our programs".

Mr. Collier said the high sheriffs were not, as a rule, professionally trained lawmen, but rather interested more in yielding "tremendous political power," which they did as far back as the mid 1800's.

"Rather, be joyous with the tremendous place this elephant takes within your heart and you will greet me again one day, John, and I will lift my head and trunk to the sky so that you can find your way home, as I did".

Why were most of the media glooming about recession rather than pointing out the tremendous values in stocks?

Be proactive; use your tremendous brainpower to create rather than reject.

He also thinks of Sylvia as a "tremendous discipline" for the soul – rather as being in the French Foreign Legion would be for the body.