Sentence examples for Quite terribly from inspiring English sources

So they crash down on people quite terribly, and subject people to abuse.

There is also this whole leaving-the-EU thing and the question of whether it is going well or quite terribly.

In fact, at times, it's gone quite terribly.

Judith: It's really quite roomy / But terribly gloomy.

Strength on its own in a woman is quite abrasive and not terribly attractive all the time.

"Strength on its own in a woman is quite aggressive and not terribly attractive all the time," McCartney was quoted as saying.

This did not mean there were no risks things could quite easily have gone terribly wrong by accident or design, and the mutual interest in stability could have waned.

I tried it on, but couldn't see things quite right in the terribly lighted dressing room (which has a photocopied topless-lady playing card stuck in the mirror), so I stepped into the back part of the store to use a larger one.

We asked the company (which also blogs about the industry) to pull together some data that was representative of the trends it was seeing across Facebook and MySpace, and the results are quite interesting, if not terribly surprising.

I was forced, reluctantly, to realize that the Bible itself had been written by men, and translated by men out of languages I could not read, and I was already, without quite admitting it to myself, terribly involved with the effort of putting words on paper.

That's a terribly unfair and, quite frankly, disingenuous generalization.