Sentence examples for spectacular word from inspiring English sources
Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight, meanwhile, is a superbly accomplished movie from a film-maker so far ahead of the pack that everything he works on right now picks up spectacular word of mouth.
He said Furious 7 had "truly become part of movie folklore with its record setting numbers, strong reviews, spectacular word-of-mouth and of course the outpouring of support for late star Paul Walker".
Isn't this just spectacular?" The Word of the Day and its definitions have been provided by Vocabulary.com and the Visual Thesaurus.
Alas, this half-admiration doesn't extend to the recent saga in which a) they rolled their own crypto; b) MIT and BU researchers found a flaw in it; c) IOTA first said that the flaw was intentional, and then, apparently, that it was created by an imperfect AI ; d) a spectacular war of words (between those parties and several others) erupted.
His buildings of the 1970s and 80s are, in the literal sense of the word, spectacular.
"Spectacular is the word that comes to mind when evaluating Myron Rolle," an analyst wrote.
"So it has to be, in some sense of the word, spectacular".
"The word spectacular would be an understatement," grovels one of them, Mr Smithers-style.
The home page of the hotel's Web site uses the word "spectacular," a quotation it attributes to The New York Times.
And the documentation is, in a word, spectacular: well illustrated, loaded with tips and troubleshooting and, if you can believe it, all printed up into a nice paperback book.
