Sentence examples for just as terribly from inspiring English sources

I'd resign in shame, if every reporter here didn't fail just as terribly.

Just as it's terribly comforting to watch Ross and Rachel not mourn the loss of any friends".

And just as all presidents age terribly by the end of their terms, the mayor seems to have aged in that one day.

Books offer us a shared experience with characters as they struggle with these aspects of life, and also provide a means to place our own deeds and misdeeds in silent measurement – I'm clearly not as wretched as that fellow; or, just as likely: that feels terribly close to home.

Not exactly news, just as it wasn't terribly earth-shattering when another recent survey confirmed that women enjoy sex just as much as men do.

"I wasn't terribly surprised that women were just as envious as men about wealth," Dr. Hill said.

Announcing in a clipped voice that you'll be out of our hair just as soon as you've privatised the NHS, terribly sorry for any inconvenience.

I saw how terribly inefficient communism was, not just as a tourist in East Berlin but as a worker under communism.

Unfortunately, just as with Precrime's mutants, technology can go terribly wrong or be abused and the results can be deadly.

And, just like that, my sense of loss suddenly revealed itself as terribly narrow.

Whether you are fantastically wealthy or terribly poor, you have a right to access services and support just as any person would.