Sentence examples for terribly great from inspiring English sources

Mr. Graham said that the sale "for us seemed the best of a not terribly great set of choices".

"We have always heard that the living standard is very low there, but in fact the difference was not so terribly great".

They were never, in fact, terribly great, since the IMU probably never amounted to more than a couple of thousand fighters.In this section Should we lock the door on cell science?

Animal rights and affordable Internet, rather than jobs and spending cuts, are more likely to cause people to take to the streets right now, and even then not in terribly great numbers.

"It's our view that until the Taliban leadership sees a change in the momentum and begins to see that they are not going to win," Mr. Gates said, "the likelihood of significant reconciliation at senior levels is not terribly great".

"And I think it's our view that until the Taliban leadership sees a change in the momentum and begins to see that they are not going to win, that the likelihood of significant reconciliation at senior levels is not terribly great".

The Ice Cream Sandwich-powered Golf's existence was first revealed a few months ago when a not-terribly-great picture taken with its five-megapixel rear camera started making the rounds, but no one had any idea what the actual device would look like.

Allen makes the surprising point that, while small business suffered terribly during the Great Depression, big corporations did well.

Less than two hours after Chaney spoke, the Knicks made him a prophet, playing great and terribly in the same half.

The kinds of programs American and others are installing are neither terribly expensive nor "a great leap" in technology, and thus could have been in place years earlier, Mr. Mogel said.

"The Toast of New York" is also one of the few films in which the great, and terribly unfortunate, Frances Farmer stars, alongside Grant and the bluff, burly Edward Arnold Arnoldd and Farmer were together, the previous year, in a magnificent and unheralded film by Howard Hawks, "Come and Get It," a deeply romantic and painful family saga of love and renunciation.