Sentence examples for quite terrible from inspiring English sources
So it is quite terrible," he said.
"Yeah, and it's quite terrible, I think.
Certain things look quite terrible from this side of the pond.
"I also never linger after visits, although sometimes the urge to do so becomes quite terrible.
The box office results were "really quite terrible, actually," he said.
"Hello my multicultural and inclusive city I love," said the lead singer of a band called Beaver Xing, which was mostly made up of children, before launching into really-quite-terrible-but-adorable-all-the-same covers of "Havana" and "Shake it Off".
I'm sorry, that's quite a terrible thing to say.
Consumer confidence had been rising, job losses were not quite as terrible and home sales were picking up in some markets.
"It was quite a terrible commission for Copley in the end, I think it took him about eight years to complete".
As if, somehow, a scattering of potentially deadly landmine-like devices in Yemeni villages and fields was not quite the terrible thing it might appear to be.
