Sentence examples for make terribly from inspiring English sources
With few exceptions, this has been a year of pointless, derivative action movies or bloated, self-indulgent offerings from auteurs seeking to make terribly important films.
I have been surprised at how often, while trying to make terribly difficult decisions, I have stepped back and asked myself, "What would Jane and Leland Stanford or David Starr Jordan, our first president, have done in this situation?
"The Scottish Church Census doesn't make terribly happy reading.
The real household income figures from the Institute for Fiscal Studies don't make terribly cheerful reading for anyone.
The Reverend Dr David Pickering, Moderator of the United Reformed Church Synod of Scotland, said the census did not make "terribly happy reading".
"This is the first time that anyone's documented any physiological effect - these are after all 50 tonne animals so they don't make terribly easy things to study," said Dr Rolland.
In the couple's later years, made terribly poignant by descriptions of Jinyi's dementia, Yuying has much the same thought.
But he strikes me as an awkward man, a nerd, a guileless enthusiast made terribly vulnerable by his enthusiasms, as a child is vulnerable.
Having pain all the time makes me terribly, terribly grateful for every moment I've got".
Having pain all the time makes me terribly, terribly grateful for every moment I've got," he said.
"It seems we haven't moved anywhere in finding a resolution, and that makes it terribly, terribly painful.
