Sentence examples for badly really from inspiring English sources

He's not playing half badly really.

Men Behaving Badly didn't behave that badly, really; they still held down jobs, they just had a slightly dirty flat.

COMPARED with the shoddy standards of its American and European peers, Babcock & Brown, a debt-fuelled Australian investment bank, has not done too badly, really.

Yet even when its boys behave badly — really badly — "Dogfight" proceeds in a melancholy, tuneful and slightly hesitant trickle that seems to be apologizing for any unpleasantness.

Mr Bliss told the BBC: "I reacted rather badly really because I feel that we shouldn't jump ahead, as far as I'm concerned, with a knee-jerk reaction, because they are used to nuclear down there".

At the end of the day, things don't go all that badly, really," he says.

Say this for Eamonn Fingleton: he has started a useful blogospheric discussion of just how badly Japan really did.

There are many more stories here about doing badly — sometimes really badly, as in having members of the audience threaten bodily harm — than about doing well.

I reacted very badly and really yelled at the human resources representative.

S.K.I.T.Z. has taken the news pretty badly, and really it's no surprise.

She was quoted as saying, "The White House really badly, badly needs china".