Sentence examples for tremendously without from inspiring English sources

The singer and pianist Michael Feinstein, a friend who has put in his share of nights playing parties, said, "The music Peter plays is music to entertain and make people feel wonderful at parties and events that would — and will — suffer tremendously without it".

The findings indicate that the amount of outputs could be increased tremendously without increasing the quantity of inputs used.

As such it is tremendously affecting without ever seeming platitudinous or sentimental (Scott).

It's certainly true that even after lunch at Le Bernardin, where you can eat tremendously well without emerging feeling like an engorged duck primed to donate your liver to the cause of foie gras, the prospect of another rich meal a mere five hours in the distance seems more a threat than a golden reward.

This could have been tremendously worse without them".

Of course, it will be tremendously harder without you, but energy does not disappear".

Directors Jennifer Grausman and Mark Becker's memorable documentary "Pressure Cooker" manages to be moving, inspirational and tremendously real without ever turning manipulative or preachy.

This innovation was tremendously important, since without them it would have been impossible for him to reach the level of generality and abstraction that he did.

The volume of the Universe increases tremendously, relentlessly, and without bound, but not indefinitely.

Critics had announced that Olivier was tremendously exciting, if "entirely without melancholy," and entirely wrong.

It is a story that is funny, and familiar, but also tremendously sad, and not without sweetness.