Sentence examples for really badly about from inspiring English sources

We all feel, I hope, really badly about that".

She was visibly shaken, and although we didn't share much conversation, she said: "I feel really badly about this.

I felt really badly about that.

Being mistreated by others can make you feel really badly about yourself, and if it gets to your head you should consider seeing a counselor or therapist.

(2) You are not in charge of forgiveness: Perhaps one way of alleviating the burden is saying that you are not in charge of forgiveness: that this act is really an act that they feel badly about, and that your having to forgive is not something you are interested in doing, because that will add to your feeling bad.

There are many more stories here about doing badly — sometimes really badly, as in having members of the audience threaten bodily harm — than about doing well.

Where did I go wrong?' And it was like me having a hissy fit about the game doing really badly.

United certainly lived up to Sir Bobby Charlton's admission about having played "really, really badly" this season and Mancunian humour has a brutal edge on these occasions.

"You hear stories about these kinds of things going really badly," he said.

"It sits really badly on my conscience," said Loach in a new documentary about his life and work.

"I respect what St Helens are all about but my players are coming here really badly wanting to win".