Sentence examples for I have terribly from inspiring English sources

It is no easy thing to say: "I have terribly hurt and sometimes even been part of destroying another person".

It is no easy thing to say: "I have terribly hurt and sometimes even been part of destroying another person". It requires humility and breaking down your defences against an onslaught of guilt and self-hatred.

But unless I have terribly misjudged, you like everyone else, is here for the Hainan chicken rice.

Not only was I not from their world, but I very soon came to realize that I had terribly miscalculated the actual level of interest and receptiveness of the inmate population to these circumstances.

"I think it has terribly hurt my reputation within the Police Department," he said.

"I don't have terribly negative feelings about the DNC, but I don't look to them for guidance," Chais said.

Because I didn't have terribly strong feelings about any of the aforementioned plays, I took a poll of other theater people to see what they wanted to see.

"Probably a third of our staff – and I'm one – have terribly little notice of what [classes] they're going to teach.

Given that in 2007, when the purported vaccines-autism link was already disintegrating, Burton argued that families of autistic children should be compensated for "vaccine injury" through the federal Vaccine Injury Compensation Program, I don't have terribly high hopes that science will be in attendance at this latest meeting, either.

"We just don't have terribly many people articulating it.

"I've never had terribly good fortune," Wang told me.