Sentence examples for if terribly from inspiring English sources
In theory it is a robust, if terribly slow, system.
Local (Noank) oysters and clams were appropriately bright and fresh tasting, if terribly expensive at $3 to $4 apiece.
A year earlier, Harry Kalas who endeared himself to Phillies fans for four decades, died before a game in the Washington Nationals' broadcast booth -- an apt, if terribly sad, way to say goodbye.
In other words, if "terribly important objectives" having to do with equalizing opportunities in a system rife with inequality could in fact be furthered by measured and targeted reverse discrimination, justice wouldn't stand in the way.
It would also be easy, if terribly cliched, to describe each diptych as a poem in itself.
Binding targets, severe enough to actually make a difference would be great, if terribly and perhaps irretrievably late, but the problem as always is in the details of how to achieve those targets.
Presumably at some point the man is asked if he minds terribly if the whole thing goes out in a Channel 4 documentary.
It has become an island of spectacularly cheap, if not terribly efficient, workers.
Mr. Perlman's has been an enormously successful if not terribly adventurous career.
There are a handful of instrumentals, which, if not terribly substantial, are at least intriguing: L.O.V.E.
