Sentence examples for tremendously close from inspiring English sources

That regret can be difficult for the reader to bear, but McWilliam can surprise with sparkling sentences of joy, writing of her wedding day, "We were young, thin, blazingly in love and tremendously close at every possible level".

Although Ullmann says that she and her daughter used to be "tremendously close, perhaps too close," she seems confounded by the coolness that has developed between them over the years.

That regret can be difficult for the reader to bear, but McWilliam can surprise with sparkling sentences of joy, as of her second wedding day, "We were young, thin, blazingly in love and tremendously close at every possible level".

"You don't say to someone, 'You're looking well.' You say, 'You don't seem so bad.' " The great recent upheaval in her life, she added, was the death in April of her second husband, Gerald Fremlin, to whom she was "tremendously close".

Bryant endorsed Scott earlier this month, saying he has had a "tremendously close relationship" through the years with his former teammate.

He tells me over Skype that he became tremendously close to Smiles over the two years he spent undercover, and came within an inch of revealing everything to him the weekend before the bust.

Haslett looks tremendously tight.

"The tax implications are tremendously complicated," the executive close to the discussions said.

I admire the Dardenne brothers tremendously, but I feel closest, in my work, to Dumont.

"Raffaella and many of the others have been tremendously unselfish in not closing out their children's options and not asking their children to meet their needs," said Suzanne Phillips, a Northport psychologist who is counseling Mrs. Crisci and others with relatives who were killed.

Humans actually have tremendously large penises compared to closest primate relatives.