Sentence examples for awfully limited from inspiring English sources
That's an awfully limited definition.
I've been an avid user of Nike's FuelBand for the past few months now, not so much because it's my ideal activity-tracking solution — I'm no fan of the whole Fuel score conceit in the first place, and it's awfully limited when it comes to functionality — but because I never really need to take it off until I want to sync it with my PC.
In Marshall's defense, Broderick seems awfully limited, perhaps because of back surgery?
Studies about the mechanism of action of combined pentoxifylline-vitamin E in radiation fibrosis are awfully limited.
He adds: "They are going to be important partners for sure, but their ability to talk about literature and culture in meaningful ways is pretty limited – the results are awfully reductive, or opaque," he says.
"But invalidating roughly forty state laws that define marriage as between a man and a woman is an awfully heavy lift for the Supreme Court, and especially for Justices who take a limited role of the scope for the judiciary".
The power of belief is awfully big and awfully important".
It was awfully high, but awfully lonesome.
