Sentence examples for tremendous kind from inspiring English sources

It's a tremendous kind of shorthand.

"That's a tremendous kind of momentum".

His great charm is a tremendous kind of animal magnetism which gives you the feeling that while you're around him things are just going to happen, and indeed they often do.

But, for some untold number of others, it remains a source of tremendous resentment, a kind of threat that is capable, in some, of arousing the basest prejudices.

"We did not have this kind of tremendous number of people requesting rooms for private parties".

"For the last twenty years, every director in China has faced a kind of tremendous torment, and that torment is censorship," he said.

And I think we wouldn't have seen this explosion in the exciting, tremendous diversity of the kind of things you see on the Web now.

People said, 'What is this?' It was a tremendous disappointment, and a kind of hinge in my life: from 'Dark Star' on is a saga of getting into the film industry.

"It's safe to say that there is tremendous dissatisfaction and a kind of dawning on people that Bush is not interested in smaller government," said Edward H. Crane, president of the Cato Institute, a libertarian research organization.

As the Philharmonic's principal cellist, Brey has to perform on a great modern-style instrument, which, when strung with metal strings and played with a high-strength Tourte bow, can resonate with the kind of tremendous power that lets it stand up to a symphony orchestra's wind and brass sections.

But she added that "people are flocking to these reminiscences because there remains a tremendous hunger" for the kind of liberated, don't give-a-damn femaleness "that was in full flower in the '90s," with nothing quite as potent since.