Sentence examples for because of the terribly from inspiring English sources

The cricket has been lacklustre in its own right, but it has felt even more so because of the terribly sad news about Bob Woolmer, who has died today at the age of 58.

The cricket has been lacklustre in its own right, but it has felt even more so because of the terribly sad news about Bob Woolmer, who died today at the age of 58.

It's because of the terribly unfunny thing judge Howie Mandel said in response to the contestant, a 52-year-old Asian man named Mark Ofuji.

I would say I am by nature and decision an optimistic person, but this last week has really been extra discouraging because of how terribly familiar it is.

"Its people suffer terribly because of the decisions its leaders have made.

We also see hundreds more shots of innocent Egyptian citizens suffering terribly because of the plagues than we do images of the Hebrews being forced to work or otherwise abused.

It is a striking list, but not terribly meaningful, because of the incomparable scale of Churchill's achievements and blunders, which inevitably make Mr Johnson's seem paltry.

Even though asbestos is carcinogenic, the job is fun and not terribly dangerous because of the heavy protective suits the workers wear, she said.

Soon we were feeling terribly itchy because of the mosquitoes.

Before going further, I feel the need to point out the data on degree completions is terribly flawed because of the complexity of tracking individuals.

The items 'Receiving little time from nurses' and 'A lot of different nurses' hardly undermined dignity, because residents ascribed the presence of both items to the circumstances rather than to nurses' unwillingness ("They are terribly busy because of the lack of staff. If I really need them, they will make time for me").