Sentence examples for is terribly true from inspiring English sources
It typifies the irony of today -- these helpless human beings who, to be sure, can build Zeppelins and invent radios but who simply must invent because every new invention calls for 10 additional ones.... Ah, the jazz band is terribly true with its cymbals, sirens and drums.
It is terribly true, even if the truth does not comfort, that if you look at the moon for long enough night after night, as I have, you will see that the old cartoons are correct, that the moon is, in fact, laughing, but not at us, we who are too small and our lives too fleeting for it to give us any notice at all.
And concealed in the darkness is all we don't want to know about our country but fear is terribly, irrevocably true.
This is terribly irritating, but true".
All the same, you look in here, civilisation rolled up in a metal tube, and out there, -51C just inches away, and you think clearly about what's really always true: the darkness is terribly, terribly close.
It really is terribly gratifying when science proves what one has been insisting is true for ages.
She is terribly disappointed.
Manufacturing is terribly important.
Neither is terribly difficult or terribly costly".
Cynthia is terribly upset.
