Sentence examples for tremendous something from inspiring English sources

Dedicating the Bhakra Dam, in 1963, he said, "Bhakra-Nangal Project is something tremendous, something stupendous, something which shakes you up when you see it.

"The recognition from the fans was tremendous and something I will never forget," he said.

"It was a tremendous shock, something that stays in your chest like a painful sigh.

No discoveries, except for me — for instance, that I could read Faulkner (well, at least "The Bear") with tremendous pleasure, something never before possible.

Both teams have been dominant in stretches of the Finals, but the Warriors, who are fully healthy, have benefited from tremendous depth, something the Cavs simply do not possess, especially without Love or Irving, which leaves the burden almost entirely on James.

"To get to a Grand Final would be something tremendous.

I like the way, in Joseph Losey's "Go-Between" (1971), there's a respect for the nearly apocalyptic heat wave and the sense the boy has that something tremendous or terrible must come of it.

"There is something tremendous out there," Dr. Rechtschaffen said, "and we just haven't found it".

Will something tremendous happen once Ukraine stick one in the old onion bag?

"I now say it to my shame, yet he did something tremendous for me.

With him a small, transitional jump can become something tremendous, and the connective rhythm of a phrase electrifying.