Sentence examples for terribly clearly from inspiring English sources

"I wasn't thinking terribly clearly," when she made her about-face into investment banking.

"The charter is a very generalised document which doesn't set down terribly clearly what the BBC should be doing," he said.

In charging Ravi, Middlesex County N.J. prosecutors had noble objectives--Ravi acted terribly and clearly contributed to Clementi's profound sadness and embarrassment to the point he could no longer bear it.

On one wall was a terribly faded painting, clearly supposed to be of an otter but looking more like a dachshund.

The setting, though never terribly specific, is clearly meant to represent the Russia in which Shostakovich was working, the nascent Stalinist era, with red flags and banners flying, and Stalin himself the subject of some of those sketches.

Traumatized as Americans were by that war and the loss of nearly a hundred and seventeen thousand of its sons, husbands, and fathers in just nineteen months — leading many of them to become staunchly isolationist, and remain so until Pearl Harbor was attacked a generation later — it was, clearly, terribly important to a great many of them that both the war and the men who fought it be remembered.

The same thing happened some years ago when I was researching a book on Muhammad Ali; nearly all the old boxers I met had clearly suffered terribly from their lives in the ring.

Blinding your players with science is all very well but, when smartphone apps, Sky Pads and number-crunching appear to come at the expense of the rudiments of defending set pieces, something has clearly gone terribly wrong.

Something has clearly gone terribly wrong.

He was terribly good at playing enigmatic, clearly angst-ridden and suffering, edgy and sexy too.

"This is a terribly hard thing," Mr. Robertson said, clearly struggling to think his way through a wrenching situation.