Sentence examples for Awfully from inspiring English sources

"The field is awfully crowded, with a lot of heavyweights".

It struck me as an awfully alpha-male gesture.

The problem with freedom is that it can be awfully lonely.

"We're living longer, healthier lives than any previous generation but, curiously, worrying about ageing younger," writes Anne Karpf, writer, sociologist and author of How to Age. "This means that we are going to be worried for an awfully long time".

But then, it gets awfully complicated – and personal.

People are awfully quick to condemn these days and awfully keen on public humiliation.

But insiders have observed that the singer seemed awfully certain that Helt would have a chance to make his speech.

"I get awfully frustrated with people of my generation who won't engage with the web," she says.

But a week in football is an awfully long time, and fate has handed Hughes an unexpected lifeline – and maybe even a longer contract.

And for many of these new voters, Republican complaints about illegal immigration sound awfully like hostility to Latinos.

This leaves plenty of room for disappointment and therefore for obstruction from the poorest countries if a broader deal looks likely.For the moment, an agreement still seems an awfully long way off.