Sentence examples for tremendously interesting from inspiring English sources
"I find it tremendously interesting, his entrances and exits.
Nonetheless, this is a tremendously interesting and important show.
Florence, the current world champion, is a tremendously interesting character.
Their situation was interesting, but not so tremendously interesting as all that.
"The accordion is a tremendously interesting and versatile instrument that can sound like an orchestra," Ms. Mancini said.
McMillen's in-depth profile of Broich – a tremendously interesting character and a two time Johnny Warren Medalist – was a rare piece of writing.
The result is a nutty, tangy, almost salty wine that detractors liken to seawater – which I can understand – but which I find tremendously lively and interesting.
Clearly you are a talented and interesting student who could add tremendously to a college community.
Some of Fleming's writing is indeed lazy: 1827 was "an interesting year"; "the Alps were, indeed, tremendously high"; "above all, however, the Alps were cold".
Dargis also noted, "The bittersweet paradox of this franchise is that while the stories have grown progressively less interesting the special effects have improved tremendously".
"It would be a really interesting choice by Celtic, because he has done tremendously well here in Norway at a very small club who nobody expected to compete," Stavrum said.
