Sentence examples for terribly fear from inspiring English sources

It is deplorable that people so terribly fear their president -- applauding government policies in public, yet complaining in private.

Radiation is a terribly feared hazard, sharing top billing with biological weapons of destruction.

Last week, big banks like JPMorgan Chase and Citigroup had better than expected results, which is to say they didn't do as terribly as feared.

His mother and father are good souls who fear terribly for Mexico, which they abandoned without much time to reflect on what they were leaving behind.

More than frowning on such relationships, they fear it terribly and steal the innocent boy and run away from poor Casper, who is left to seek out the next relationship.

Good novelists are always terribly affected by the fear that they're not as good as they thought and why are they doing it, what are they up to? "It's such an odd notion, particularly in this technological society, of whether your life is justified by being a novelist," he continued.

The UI itself isn't terribly obtrusive, but I fear that it may be contributing to the annoying lag I'm steadily growing impatient with.

And concealed in the darkness is all we don't want to know about our country but fear is terribly, irrevocably true.

"I think the overwhelming sense is of a really moving and terrible sense of fear about what might come out of, what might be happening in the next few weeks — not predicated on people doing one thing or people doing another, just a sense that this a terribly, terribly dangerous time".

Democratic voters seem to be torn between the hope of reshaping a frightening world and the fear of being terribly vulnerable to that world.

A. People fear that we are terribly exposed and losing control by being too public.