Sentence examples for it terribly important from inspiring English sources

Obnoxious people with more wireless minutes than common sense will find it terribly important to call everyone in their address book because they can and because they have little else to do.

In fact, I think it's terribly important that it continues to thrive and evolve.

It sounds terribly important, though explaining it will be left to smarter colleagues who have the advantage of at least knowing how to balance a checkbook.

"Film is the major narrative art form of today; we all share memories and are joined together because of it," she says, "so it is terribly important wrinkles are heard too".

We'd known it all our lives and it was terribly important to us.

"I don't know whether it's me, but I do think it's terribly important that we have a general election dialogue and debate," she said.

"I think it's terribly important not just to reflect the world around you but to penetrate it," she declared.

"It's terribly important that, whatever system you have for the collection of domestic intelligence, that it be done by an agency that has respect for the rule of law," Mr. Hamilton said.

It became terribly important.

"It's terribly important," Dr. Kinney said.

It's terribly important, changes things.