Sentence examples for terrific although from inspiring English sources

Terrific, although I still maintain that the local wild oysters in Chatham, our home on Cape Cod, surpass anything I've tasted anywhere in the world.

The singing ranges from good to terrific, although -- again, as with Mr. Christie -- singers sometimes drift away from him as they become famous, only to be replaced by a seemingly unstoppable flow of talented younger vocalists.

The iPod's snow-white pair of detached, free-dangling earpieces known as ear buds sound terrific, although I have never been able to keep ear buds in place without a little duct tape.

The entry IT'S A TRAP is also terrific, although I have to admit that I thought the answer should have been "Duck!" Finally, I would like to point out here that yes, the answer to "Amateurish" at 57 Across is BUSH, as in "bush league", and no, I am not going to make that particular political joke.

Certainly I remain shell-shocked even a week later by the Sia/Kristen Wiig performance of "Chandelier" (nope, I will not even attempt an explanation), and can't quite get Pharrell Williams's shorts out of my head (in fairness, I did think the Tony Bennett-Lady Gaga pairing was terrific, although I'm a hopeless fan of both).

That meeting itself apparently went smoothly -- the president-elect called it "terrific" -- although staff members of the two camps were hardly cordial toward each other, with Bush aides shooing reporters when Dee Dee Myers, Mr. Clinton's press secretary, tried to talk to them.

That would be a terrific start, although not as dandy as if it had an additional 11 million cable subscribers.

MajorWhipple too had worries about the pace, saying: "It's a terrific work although the pace might not suit everyone".

It seemed like a terrific bargain, although it was so suburban it could have been a set for the Brady Bunch.

(This showbiz figure was chosen, I expect, because Mr. Greenspan does a terrific impersonation, although the text also makes reference to "Hello, Dolly!" along with the likes of Beckett and Shakespeare and Aristotle).

There was no doubt that this is a composer Mr. Conlon believes in, and it was a terrific performance, although it was sometimes difficult to hear the singers through Zemlinsky's sensuously dense orchestration and rich sound.