Sentence examples for so terribly important from inspiring English sources

"Today, each picture is so terribly important for your career," Mr. Epstein said in 1984.

"We are delighted that it's in Illinois, where architecture has always been so terribly important".

The worst offence as a science journalist is to bore your reader by preaching at them about things so terribly important that they really ought to know about them.

Since his time, the thought that each individual's interest must be considered because, for each of us, our own safety is so terribly important, has been built into the political vision of the Enlightenment.

That is why it is so terribly important that the American people become engaged in this debate which will have a huge impact on them, on their parents and on their children.

Some films are terrible because they are so terribly self important: Think Merchant-Ivory.

"Film is the major narrative art form of today; we all share memories and are joined together because of it," she says, "so it is terribly important wrinkles are heard too".

"So here, archaeology is terribly important".

"We pulled the GP2 race, it's the Asian series so it's not terribly important," he said.

This is terrible — and terribly important.

"I have to get my glasses out to play with it, and then you hope you've done it right so you don't miss your terribly important meeting the next morning.