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"You have been thunderingly good to me, " he said suddenly.

At the same time, Gideon had found it a thunderingly good melodrama.

He makes it thunderingly clear that the protagonists of both works are political blunderbusses.

The official Government advice speaks for itself, thunderingly obvious and laughably useless.

If an actual referendum were held on keeping the monarchy, there is good reason to think the Queen would be thunderingly retained.

The answer - if they are perfectly prepared, as they are below - is yes, thunderingly so.

He heard the hiss of a hypospray, thunderingly loud.

Torque: It's only January, but already we have a strong candidate for the most thunderingly stupid movie of the year.

Throughout the day, the Apple's tablet was thunderingly absent from all of the tablet and portable talk.

It's gotten so you can't do anybody a rank injustice in a newspaper column anymore, or commit a thunderingly obvious error without hearing about it.

But Chappell's success triggered a full-blown midlife crisis in which it became thunderingly clear to him that he was, after all, just selling toothpaste.

Smash whispered thunderingly.

Here was no portcullis to grind gratingly into stone pockets, no bridge to fall thunderingly upon the pavement.

While the distinction between Middle Village and Maspeth may be subtle to outsiders, to insiders it is thunderingly obvious.

"You see, resurrection fem makes figures seem like-' "Refrainl" Smash whispered thunderingly.

Or you may be such a thunderingly exalted creature as to be altogether deaf and blind to anything but heavenly sights and sounds.

In muted watercolor and gouache, Mr. Crews captures the intense excitement of a long freight train going thunderingly past you.

And in "Heartbeat: MB," the centerpiece of his program, every moment of strain or nervousness will be thunderingly communicated to the audience.

"Thunderingly obvious" to Plotz on his perch it may be, but to candidates who rush to announce before thoughtful consideration, the result is a no win .

Ms. Milliken is relentlessly haughty and vixenish; Mr. Marcus is thunderingly sullen.

IT Reviews commented that it was "thunderingly atmospheric and visually breathtaking, [but] it has some balancing issues".

When he grew hungry he would call in at the first house, knock thunderingly on the door as if it had no right to be shut, and demand food regally.

Here Mr. Talbot meets, and instantly falls thunderingly in love with, a demure but not otherwise strongly characterized young lady named Marion Chumley.

It's all sensible enough--especially the presentation of Sen. Susan Collins of Maine--but it's thunderingly obvious.

THE ELECTION has now become so thunderingly dull that I believe the viewing ratings on telly have never been lower.