Sentence examples for terribly good for from inspiring English sources

Extended retirement isn't affordable and it isn't terribly good for us.

"He was very funny about Mick, which was terribly good for me, to get another perspective and see how funny it all was.

Cartland was famously Princess Diana's favourite author, and as she once remarked: "The only books Diana ever read were mine, and they weren't terribly good for her".

I am sure that our narrow-minded masters of culture are delighted at the existence of the Gate because the British still believe it is terribly good for artists to suffer.

So he became an Egon Ronay inspector and spent three years motoring around the country, eating, which was heaven but not terribly good for his figure: "When I reached 16 stone, I had to stop".

She could take their jobs away, put them at the bottom of a waiting list to see a doctor, fill the upper floors of the house with knife-wielding Romanians who don't speak a word of English yet always seem able to jump the queue for anything, then explain how this is actually terribly good for the health of the economy.

Neither possibility is terribly good from our perspective.

JG: He spoke terribly good English for a Russian.

"I won't consult the people" is never a terribly good look for a politician, even when the position comes with sensible arguments.

Neither is terribly good news for Victor, who can either watch Julie die, or can let her get on with her life and be alone once again.

"Given that the entire labor movement except for one union was on Green's side, Bloomberg's victory is not a terribly good thing for the labor movement," said Randi Weingarten, president of the United Federation of Teachers.