Sentence examples for terribly calm from inspiring English sources
LONDON – Svein Harald Oygard is terribly calm, considering the weight of expectation on his shoulders.
On the surface things are terribly, terribly calm, and wrong just as wrong as they can be.
"Blueschild Baby" closes with George recalling the first night he shot heroin — when "a strange moon hung in the sky" and he was first swallowed by that "calm, terribly sudden and infinite" — before renouncing it for good.
The Times, terribly hurt, but more calm.
To Fox, their response was all too human, but not terribly rational if viewed from a calmer perspective.
Most terribly, I thought of Beethoven as the calm confectioner of the "Moonlight" Sonata; I heard the beauty, but not much more.
What you do to calm down from that [hectic schedule] without being terribly funny; I like to garden and I like to bicycle and I like to play with Legos.
Because my Mom had always been cared for by my Dad and was terribly uncomfortable with other physicians, I wanted to make this doctor's visit as calm as possible.
It essentially takes a misfiring sensor — a warning system functioning under an illusion that something is terribly wrong out in the world it monitors — and feeds it an alternate set of signals that calm it down.
Henry is terribly earnest and seems always too old for his age — at 12, he has the caution and calm of a 56-year-old; at 56, Ford refers to him as "Old Henry Lee".
