Sentence examples for more awfully from inspiring English sources

James Stephen MP, brother-in-law of the British abolitionist William Wilberforce, argued that Napoleon's counter-revolution in Haiti involved "interests more awfully important to the blacks than ever before gave violence and durability to the quarrels of mankind".

But Aunt Ida's angry, terrified presence, more responsible and more awfully knowledgeable than the child protagonists, only emphasises the realness of the thin, ubiquitous predator in the book's background, waiting to creep in at any "unpinned window" and carry away another tiny child.

Abandoned and helpless, under the crude lean-to in the courtyard of the tin factory, beside the woman who had lost a breast and the man whose burned face was scarcely a face any more, she suffered awfully that night from the pain in her broken leg.

But there were other elements of the game that were lifted and used as inspiration for future, much more successful, not-awfully-reviewed games.

Neither voice is ever less than entertaining, though Olivier's ("all this malodorous égalité depressed me awfully") flirts more often with crude pastiche, while Parrot's has a more original energy: "There were no flâneurs on Broadway.

Yet for all his visionary posturing, Maluka's paintings are awfully conventional, more about surface effects than cultural ruptures.

But though the sun slants ever lower in the sky, it is still, more often than not, awfully warm out there, and it is getting a little disorienting.

Holly's summation of Fred is a little more succinct: "He wants awfully to be on the inside staring out: anybody with their nose pressed against the glass is liable to look stupid".

What's more, it would dovetail awfully nicely with the 3D-printing revolution: I've argued before that almost nobody needs their own 3D printer, but the Dronenet could ultimately provide not just same-day but often same-hour delivery of newly printed items.

News 96.5 notes the northernmost, more misshapen "diversion" came awfully close to the restricted airspace above Walt Disney World.

That may sound awfully corny, but more than a half-century later, it still feels right on point.