stupendousness

Perhaps the stupendous feats that we’ve just witnessed in Tokyo might inspire thousands of newly minted trackheads to tune in to next year’s World Championships in Eugene, Oregon.

I had reserved afternoon tea at the stupendous Claridge’s hotel.

Even though it was obvious that I wasn’t going to produce anything stupendous on the day, I was still able to accelerate on the downhills.

The film is stupendous art, but it owes much to a priceless piece of document.

On that stupendous pile, he paid a tax rate which struck people as absurdly low.

Antony Polonsky's The Jews in Poland and Russia is a stupendous - almost crushing - work of scholarship.

It was to protect this stupendous asset that the South went to war.

The question remains: can you call yourself a success if results are respectable rather than stupendous.

Longcluse looked animated—smiling; but a stupendous load lay on his heart.

Had this stupendous miracle no effect upon the Jewish priests who had crucified Christ as an impostor?

It is protected by a stupendous granite breakwater, costing many millions and affording a delightful promenade on a fine day.

The creation of this world is the most stupendous of all miracles; yet all men admit that this miracle occurred.

The progress of philosophy from Thales to Plato is the most stupendous triumph of the human intellect.