Sentence examples for a terribly important from inspiring English sources

Eleventh grade is a terribly important year.

For me, politics is a terribly important part of reality.

"Clearly it's a terribly important bed," said Charissa Bremer-David, the Getty show's main curator.

Loyalty is a terribly important consideration if you're choosing a pet, but not a cabinet member.

"We cannot dismiss perception as being a terribly important issue for the industry," Mr. Levitt said.

"The temptation for any archbishop is to suppose he is a terribly important figure," The Guardian warned.

This is terrible — and terribly important.

If the PT is a success, something terribly important will be proved: Small cars can be profitable for Detroit.

Stevens said writing a first draft was "terribly important" because "you often don't understand a case until you've tried to write it out".

Traumatized as Americans were by that war and the loss of nearly a hundred and seventeen thousand of its sons, husbands, and fathers in just nineteen months — leading many of them to become staunchly isolationist, and remain so until Pearl Harbor was attacked a generation later — it was, clearly, terribly important to a great many of them that both the war and the men who fought it be remembered.

Privacy is often described as "the right to be left alone," but that's not a value that seems terribly important in the G.O.P. right now.