Sentence examples for terribly anxious from inspiring English sources
I'm supposed to do a talk-through soon for the DVD, and I'm terribly anxious because they always seem terrible to me.
"I was terribly anxious about that.
But they were terribly anxious to appear modest.
He was terribly anxious that this untried series would not work.
"I get terribly anxious going out, I've only been out three times this year," she said.
It was "the most terribly anxious night I ever passed," confessed Higginson in his journal.
To counter this argument, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg pointed out that "the person who is subject to this, to this embarrassment, this humiliation, doesn't have out-of-pocket costs, but is terribly distressed, nervous, anxious, and all the rest".
"The person who is subject to this, to this embarrassment, this humiliation, doesn't have out-of-pocket costs, but is terribly distressed, nervous, anxious, and all the rest," she said.
The colonel seemed terribly eager, almost anxious, to bridge the immense gap between himself and his Afghan hosts.
From the forehead down, he looks terribly serious, even anxious, as if he's late for work and may expect a reprimand, but from the forehead up he is a comic delight: a flip-flopping crest of curly golden hair, like a small furry animal fallen out of the sky onto the head of a man, and determined to keep its purchase there no matter what.
Getting a grip on what really troubled the patients could be challenging: " I remember especially one man who was terribly restless and anxious.
