Sentence examples for less terribly from inspiring English sources

Since any level below 50 indicates contraction, this suggested that manufacturing was still doing badly but less terribly than before.More generally across the economy, a fall in inventories has been exacerbating the recession as firms meet demand from stocks rather than new production.

So many who were less flinty became terribly introverted or disappeared entirely.

I am forever doing this with the Australian PM - committing the name to memory, forgetting it (generally more or less instantly), then feeling terribly guilty.

General Bantz Craddock, who instituted the restraint chair and twice-daily intubation in 2006, said that he designed it to make hunger-striking less "convenient" – a not terribly subtle euphemism for more painful – and that "pretty soon [after these practices were introduced]…they decided it wasn't worth it".

Uncertain of how I feel (except knowing that I miss him terribly) and even less sure of how he feels about me.

I've previously opined that by choosing to cover the UK Royals and their goings-on, CNN was making a great decision that would ensure that it spends less time covering important matters terribly.

My friend was terribly understanding; the pedestrians, less so.

It's pretty much the same thing as "Talking Dead" but with less zombies and way more a terribly awesome bread puns.

The more or less magical suitcase, now empty, suddenly seemed terribly heavy.

Aldous Huxley: "I lunched with Tom who looked terribly grey-green, drank no less than five gins with his meal".

This year is going to be terribly painful for GM and less painful at Ford.