Sentence examples for tremendous essay from inspiring English sources
A tremendous essay in Franzen's earlier collection, How to be Alone, had seen him "alone and unprepared on [the] steep-sided, frigid, airless, poorly mapped mountain" of The Recognitions.
One should have dined well.' If there are many such moments of tremulous anger, there are also many others of tremendous appreciation (notably, essays on Henry James and Chekhov).
This collection of essays has tremendous range: amoebae to the Andromeda galaxy; specks of dust to planetary motion; redemption to the brute facts of suffering.
He continued to write fiction prolifically until 1949, producing a tremendous number of short stories, essays, and novellas of varying quality.
John Locke's Essay Concerning Human Understanding (1690) exerts tremendous influence on the age, in good part through the epistemological rigor that it displays, which is at least implicitly anti-metaphysical.
He was a tremendous hater, with the bile of his lively essays reserved especially for America's decline into a country of amnesia and hypocrisy, liars and cheats.
Ted Cohen's little philosophical essay on how metaphor gets us to think of others, was tremendous ("Thinking of Others: On the Talent for Metaphor"; Princeton).
"Tremendous, tremendous," Nunn was saying.
