Sentence examples for is terribly anxious from inspiring English sources

"So I don't think anybody in the Assembly is terribly anxious to get into this," Mr. Zukin said.

Her daughter can't bear to hear of anything ugly, and her son is "terribly anxious," she says.

In fact, Mr Dewar is terribly anxious to point out that this will be among the first acts of the parliament after it is elected in May.This handily serves two purposes.

I'm supposed to do a talk-through soon for the DVD, and I'm terribly anxious because they always seem terrible to me.

"I was terribly anxious about that.

But they were terribly anxious to appear modest.

He was terribly anxious that this untried series would not work.

He had to have it — he bid the price up and was terribly anxious until the deed was signed.

Now her parents were terribly anxious for Sri to join them, and she was certainly eager to do that.

"I'm terribly anxious and depressed about it," she said in a recent interview in Washington, where she continues to work for the Institute of Peace.

Paul Roth had a different view: "Maybe these people are a bit immune to the sublime — being terribly anxious while also being attracted to the beauty of an image".