Sentence examples for terrific than from inspiring English sources
"I would rather meet someone truly terrific than have a column about dating misadventures".
A change in ownership has made Voilá! even more terrific than ever.
Nothing about the season's opening gala was more terrific than the guests who sang, above all Jessye Norman, onstage amid shadow to deliver "Fix Me, Jesus".
Overlap between the multiple meanings of the words "bright" and "focus" (Figure S1.9 in the Electronic Supplementary Material S1) is closer to that of "terrific" than that of "content".
It's all in fun, though, because all the sandwiches are terrific, better than the jokes, in fact.
And I'm very glad we do join the crowds this Thursday lunchtime, because it is terrific, more than a useful refuelling joint on the journey into the twinkier parts of the county.
This is a man who's never been anything less than terrific, in – by and large - less than terrific movies.
"Anything less than terrific is just not acceptable to him.
The results were terrific, much better than 25%.
Both pitchers have been no less than terrific.
"The appliances in the kitchen were terrific, something better than what I have now in California".
