Sentence examples for which is enormously from inspiring English sources

Look at TV shows like 'Frasier,' which is enormously successful".

"They got the right issues, but they wanted everybody to express what everybody felt, which is enormously democratic.

The payoff, though, is the amazing 12X zoom, which is enormously useful in shooting sports, school plays and anything surreptitiously.

It is also an evaluative tool, which is enormously useful". On the more philosophical level, transmission of knowledge is often this ephemeral hard-to-calculate thing.

Del Toro spends his acceptance speech paying tribute to all the British people who have ever inspired him, which is enormously endearing.

I've opted for what's called breast conservation – a horrible term for the chance to keep both my boobs, which is enormously important to me.

She subsequently published The Gnostic Gospels (1979), which was enormously popular among general readers as well as academics, winning a National Book Critics Circle Award as well as a National Book Award.

But they reflect a blow to the state's public-employee unions, which are enormously powerful in Albany and have been frequent sparring partners for Mr. Cuomo as he has sought to rein in costs.

The council also urged Mr. Karzai to stop local television stations from showing Indian soap operas and movies, which are enormously popular in Afghanistan but which it said included obscenities and scenes that were immoral.

"I tried to check Ucas as soon as I woke up, but found the website had crashed under the load of people logging in, which was enormously frustrating," says Christopher.

The previous promotion, which was enormously successful, came last year with the Burger King unit of Diageo P.L.C. Kenn Viselman, chairman at Itsy Bitsy, attributed the change to a desire to work with the largest fast-food chain.