Sentence examples for even terribly from inspiring English sources

They weren't even terribly adventuresome.

The crimes aren't graphic or even terribly central.

It is not, in actual fact, even terribly funny.

But there's nothing for us (or, you suspect, Punt and Dennis) to get excited, surprised or even terribly amused by.

At first glance, it's not even terribly apparent what the bomb represents – it looks like one of those fundraising charts you sometimes see on church lawns, but for a bomb instead of new bells.

Some of the couple's letters are quoted verbatim, and while the Johnsons were neither very articulate nor even terribly literate, Donoghue's juxtaposition of their awkward expressions of love with the more sophisticated interior monologues she has provided for them makes a potent contrast.

They might not even be terribly upset by a suspension.

The lure of Liberace is curious to modern eyes: a flashy piano player, and not even a terribly good one.

For a state, there is no personal risk, no courage, and the content may not even be terribly important.

A chief terror of higher education for a lot of students isn't the exams, or the term papers, or even the terribly narrow but weirdly long bunk beds.

No team can defend this badly and expect to get away with it and the disappointment of losing to the old enemy will hardly be soothed by the knowledge this is not even a terribly good United side.