Sentence examples for being terribly open from inspiring English sources

She's incredibly open, and she also has a real gift for people being terribly open to her, because all the normal constraints are down.

"We all know that Mumbai's open spaces are terribly short," Mr. Das said, and that large portions of the city's open spaces remain in private hands.

Out in the open, they were terribly vulnerable to an attack by the big bad wolf, so they decided to build houses.

All that's being talked about right now is the application of 'simple net neutrality,' regulations for the infrastructure layer of the net". You might even claim regulations are not really regulation but pro-freedom principles to keep the net "free and open". Such thinking is terribly short-sighted.

It's terribly wasteful to keep a matter open for an extra number of years". A two-lawyer panel will oversee each case.

When we meet, he is terribly ­excited: a new gallery is about to open in Los Angeles.

All of this is a bit ironic, as I myself wasn't terribly open-minded about vegetables as a kid, and as an adult, I'd still rather eat chocolate than just about anything else.

"Naomi Osaka - I'm terribly sorry you were teased for crying following your US Open victory.

Of the seventy-three authouseshopens open to the public in the United States, not all are terribly interesting — or historically accurate.

"It was terribly, terribly painful.

Something is terribly, terribly wrong.