Sentence examples for considered terribly from inspiring English sources

In short, anything from a double-digit victory for Mr. Tomblin to a double-digit victory for Mr. Maloney should not be considered terribly surprising.

The retro lounge scene was based largely in a kind of postmodern culture of quotation that took artifacts long considered terribly unhip and granted them chic cachet.

Somehow, Iran's foresight and success at storing so much water is considered terribly unfair, despite the fact that in Afghanistan yet another canal — the Lashkari — diverts every drop of the Helmand River (except during the early spring, when it floods) directly to Zaranj before it even reaches the border.

Carr, who died last month, said at the time that his prank was "considered terribly funny by everyone who was there", including several of the Pakistani players, who, having heard Baig had been abducted, set out in a search party and arrived in time to find him soaking wet.

It is considered terribly bad luck even to touch these volumes, but some of the less superstitious librarians can be persuaded to retrieve them.

The Sudanese leaders, she said, "have learned that much of what we consider terribly wrong, they can get away with".

On radio, television and the Internet, men you wouldn't consider terribly invested in entertainment or celebrity culture were still wide-eyed and clearly wounded.

When CBS became part of Viacom in 2000, it was not considered a terribly valuable asset.

John Petruzzi's office is, all things considered, not a terribly unpleasant place to work.

So there are several reasons, risk diversification, and so on...the experience of some central banks that have liquidated the whole stock of gold about ten years ago, was not considered to be terribly successful from a purely money viewpoint.

Mr Cameron is considered weak and not terribly serious.