Sentence examples for terribly disciplined from inspiring English sources
Breslin wrote that Perry "saw only the throat and the chest, shining under the huge lamp, and when he would look up or move his eyes between motions, he would see this plum dress and the terribly disciplined face standing over against the gray tile wall".
They may not be terribly impassioned, but unionists are disciplined, dutiful and experienced.If the "no" campaign is a machine, "yes" is a carnival.
Even if Berman were overtly partisan and while Berman has mastered a combination of relentless pratfalling clownishness and grandiose self-regard most frequently seen in long-tenured US Senators, he doesn't seem terribly political the rigid message discipline of ESPN would not allow him to do anything about it.
The lack of understanding results in excessive discipline that has a terribly disparate impact on them as compared to their white counterparts.
That sounds terribly vague, but anything that smells like greater financial discipline is rightly welcomed by mining investors these days.
Of the four, Terry, Gally and Carl each become terribly real and human; Billy, with his athlete's discipline and a certain Bartlebyesque reserve when others are plunging into the self-destructive fun, comes less into focus.
In the chain gang film, Southern prisoners were subjected to a draconian system of discipline in the blazing outdoors where they were treated terribly by their ruthless captors.
