Sentence examples for tremendously not from inspiring English sources

"David has helped me tremendously, not just in this match, but also before," Malisse said.

I admire young writer Beth Reekles tremendously, not least for combining a degree in physics with her early-burgeoning career as a writer.

Ms. Doyle, who handles the production and non-editorial aspects of Curbstone's organization, said: "We care tremendously, not only about these writers' books getting out there.

It has rewarded Brennan tremendously: not only does he now run the agency he served for decades, his position appears secure even after he obstructed a Senate inquiry into Bush-era torture.

It doubled when I read that he was, in fact, Chandler's favorite incarnation of the character; and, soon thereafter, I managed to see Powell in a film noir that excited me tremendously, not least for Powell's hard-boiled performance, but also for its labyrinthine vision of the underworld and (if memory serves) a terribly downbeat ending.

The services they provide vary tremendously, not only in quality but also in their effect on your career once you've put yourself in their hands.

Some felt they had benefitted tremendously by not being short of breath and having more energy in physical activities, others were very disappointed in not feeling improvements, even though health care professionals sometimes could measure an improvement.

He was tremendously active, not a spectator.

As you get older, the gap [between you] gets tremendously bigger, not smaller".

The last few weeks have been tremendously significant, not only for Arabs, but for anyone who values justice and liberty.

"On the other end is a service member who misses their family tremendously, may not hear from them a lot," he said.