Sentence examples for spectacularly enough from inspiring English sources
The phrase "spectacularly enough" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something is impressive or surprising to a degree that is noteworthy or sufficient. Example: "Spectacularly enough, the team managed to complete the project ahead of schedule, impressing everyone involved."
The P.G.A. Championship was special, because both Rich Beem and Tiger Woods played spectacularly enough to win it.
So Sarah Ferguson has turned her finances around spectacularly enough to be deemed suitable to advertise share dealer Charles Schwab.
Some things never change, like 2-year-old colts making their debuts spectacularly enough to ignite Kentucky Derby dreams for their owners and trainers.
And if you are spectacularly bad enough, people might be talking about you 100 years after you retire.
It's neither good nor spectacularly bad enough to give junkies a fiasco fix.
Some parrots, parakeets and macaw species, spectacularly plumed and sometimes intelligent enough to provide chatty company for humans, have vanished, collected for use as pets or as fashion accessories.
In China, ventures may be spectacularly unprofitable, yet enrich everyone lucky enough to get a piece.
Show trials of a few spectacularly corrupt individuals have not been enough to discourage others on the take.
They're spectacularly readable as long as you have enough light; there's no built-in illumination.
No matter how spectacularly well remodeled that basement may be — lavishly enough, perhaps, to increase the assessor's ultimate determination of property value — its location in the house makes it irrelevant as square footage.
Mr. Surtees's jury-rigged dollies worked spectacularly well, Mr. Eastwood said, provided the floor was smooth enough.
