Sentence examples for has terribly from inspiring English sources

But now we know the junior senator from New York has terribly flawed judgment.

"I think it has terribly hurt my reputation within the Police Department," he said.

Madoff has been hanging over this franchise since December 2008, when he was arrested for running a Ponzi scheme that has terribly harmed the owners, Fred Wilpon and Saul Katz.

By Lewis Davis and E. B. White The New Yorker, March 16, 1929 P. 15 Whalen, who does more than anyone else to keep the town exciting, has terribly upset the world of letters by one of his recent edicts.

The New Yorker, March 16, 1929 P. 15 Whalen, who does more than anyone else to keep the town exciting, has terribly upset the world of letters by one of his recent edicts.

While both are correct to note that India has terribly high rates of sexual assault and other forms of violence against women, they do not mention the fact that violence is a global epidemic, not solely a byproduct of Indian culture.

He doesn't have terribly much face left to lose.

The project had not had terribly auspicious beginnings.

But for every James, I figured, there have been all too many who had terribly stumbled.

It is no easy thing to say: "I have terribly hurt and sometimes even been part of destroying another person".

Most individuals do not have terribly complex financial lives, nor should they need to spend several thousands of dollars to get the advice they need.