Sentence examples for tremendously striking from inspiring English sources

It is all tremendously striking but, to me, it comes over too much like an artful "demonstration" of the poem, an impression reinforced by Shaw's over-explanatory colouring of the verse.

I was tremendously overweight.

Most American couples currently find it tremendously challenging to strike an egalitarian division between work and family responsibilities because they have access to little or no paid leave, hours are long and/or inflexible, and child care is costly.

It impacts defenses tremendously".

VelmaNebraska has just finished reading Tom Rob Smith's Child 44: [It] struck me as tremendously well-written and evocative but finally just too deliberately positioned as a blockbuster.

In the trailer for 2007's WoW: The Burning Crusade there's a naughty night elf called Illidan, for example, which strikes me as tremendously amusing.

A tremendously successful social comedy, the film struck a nerve with youthful audiences disenchanted with the American establishment, and Hoffman was launched as a star.

'When I opened my eyes 82 years ago I found myself suddenly here, in existence, which struck me as marvellous, tremendously moving and energising.

And even when the fights aren't ended by head blows, each fighter inevitably endures tremendously powerful head strikes.

Will that simply increase the number of strikes tremendously, leading to ever more civilian involvement in war?

Though Ms. Jacoby and Mr. Pronk are tremendously chic and wholly efficient, their dance style strikes me as more superficial than substantial; and, more important, their taste in choreography objectionable.