Sentence examples for tremendously good at from inspiring English sources

(Rudin told me that Baumbach is "tremendously good at turning psychology into behavior").

Currently rightwing politicians have been tremendously good at mirroring voters' fear of change right back at them, and the left has been much better at rationally dissecting the way forward, but nobody is particularly excelling at doing both.

A few minutes later, the 23-year-old N.B.A. superstar LeBron James lauds Crosby's revival of the Penguins and calls him "tremendously good at such a young age, just like myself".

Kendall is tremendously good as Josh, able to layer multiple emotions – confusion, yearning, anger, resignation – into his posture and voice.

"[Sollecito is a] tremendously good man, totally innocent, at the wrong place at the wrong time," he said.

According to Bruce Pandolfini, executive director of the Manhattan Chess Club, & a U.S. National Master, the players at Washington Square Park are tremendously good.

Because metamaterials are tremendously good to tune and control the electromagnetic properties at vide range of frequencies which is not possible for naturally occurring materials.

It's served in two glasses – a large one for most of the beer, a smaller one for the yeast-heavy liquid at the bottom – and it's tremendously good.

In conversation, Dynarski often returns to an incontrovertible point: a bachelor's degree remains a tremendously good investment, and virtually all estimates put its value at a million dollars in extra earnings over the course of a lifetime.

And they have a bunch of tremendously good and effective reporters: some on the national-security side, like Devlin Barrett, some at the White House, like Phil Rucker and Ashley Parker and Jenna Johnson, who really understand Trump.

Alberto Vitale, her longtime boss as the chief executive at Bantam Doubleday Dell and later Random House, often described Ms. Grey as a "tremendously good editor".