Sentence examples for tremendous common from inspiring English sources

"He had a terrific legal mind and tremendous common sense," said Reed Whittemore, a lawyer who worked next door to Mr. Daiker for about 30 years.

There is a tremendous amount of common ground, things that can be done for the common good.

"And of course we have a tremendous amount in common".

Andrew Warren, chief executive of the Association for the Conservation of Energy, said: "This is a tremendous triumph for common sense.

"That day there was a tremendous sense of common determination to celebrate, triumphing over the elements".

"I thought they'd have a tremendous amount in common," said Ms. Haynes-Dale, a friend of both.

Woodford has showed tremendous courage and common sense in going public with what his concerns about Olympus.

"He doesn't have a tremendous amount of common sense based upon what he did over the Internet," Mr. Gerber said when asked his thoughts on Mr. Weiner.

That day was a tremendous sense of common determination to celebrate triumphing over the elements".

The range of dental variety in Malawi is tremendous given a common ancestor in the last 500,000 to 1 million years [ 26]; species possess about 10 teeth in a single row (per jaw), or as many as 700 teeth in up to 20 rows.

Still, the calibre of the speakers and the tremendous enjoyment of finding common ground with articulate, funny people confirms fantasy's correct response to those wanting it rehabilitated: "No, no, no".