Sentence examples for in terribly good from inspiring English sources

Frankly, neither party is in terribly good standing with the powerful voting bloc, which recognizes that both Democrats and Republicans have repeatedly failed to enact any version of the act into law.

No wonder anti-immigration hard-liner Sen. Tom Cotton (R-Ark). agrees that Trump's proposal is "generous". All of which is to say that Trump's threats to deport dreamers unless he gets everything else don't seem to be in terribly good faith.

Well the reason that he seems to have done that is despite the fact that he lived until 76-years-old, which was very old in ancient Roman times, as I mentioned last time despite the fact that he lived to that ripe old age, he was not in terribly good health, even as a young man, and he was very concerned about his own longevity.

Huddled in terribly good-looking booths (and snacking on enchiladas and chicken mole) were a trio of up-and-comers from "War Horse" (Jeremy Irvine, Juno Temple and Emma Roberts) and the Golden Globe-nominated starlet Jessica Chastain ("The Help").

The rebels are not in a terribly good position.

"In theory it is a terribly good idea," says one London-based in-house counsel at a top U.S. investment bank.

Since entering public life three years ago, one of the most likeable aspects of Sandberg has been that she is not, in some ways, a terribly good public speaker.

Tim Cole, a professor of medical statistics at the Institute of Child Health at Great Ormond Street Hospital, says that "body mass index is a cheap and cheerful way of measuring fatness but is not terribly good in detail".

The programs are written to recognize the meaning of words and phrases in context, like distinguishing between "terribly," "good" and "terribly good".

Justine Wall uses leftover marzipan and mincemeat for this, and it is terribly good – marzipan in a dough is a keeper of a recipe.

"Even if it could be done I'm not sure it would be a terribly good idea in practice," he said.