phenomenal

However, Data most likely lacks phenomenal consciousness—he does not, for example, delight in the scent of roses or experience pain.

Given that modern animals are a phenomenally diverse group that evolved relatively quickly, why were they so slow to get going?

“Paul Ryan has been phenomenally helpful,” said a senior staffer close to the negotiations of the House group.

She would get up at five in the morning to begin her reading so that she was phenomenally well prepared.

Mayfield had written the phenomenally successful soundtracks for Super Fly and Claudine.

That is a phenomenally impressive list, with nary a McG nor Michael Bay nor Zack Snyder to be found.

It has its start, you see, and it is a phenomenally good one.

As he is phenomenally large, I have thought it best to seek for information.

The road was in a wretched condition, and the trains were consequently run at a phenomenally low rate of speed.

The ruins were the fullest-grown, most phenomenally robust type of archological failure possible.

Now, no wise theist ever asserted that God was phenomenally known.