Sentence examples for terribly improved from inspiring English sources
The usual mayonnaise-y Teleprompter'ed award-show jokes were not terribly improved when read aloud by nervous hockey players and snowboarders with seventh-grade educations.
The news didn't improve terribly in January the following year, when Microsoft announced passing the 2 million mark about 10 weeks after its Windows Phone 7 launch, but again, those numbers were to retailers, not overall sales to customers.
He hasn't been terribly gracious since but his music has steadily improved.
While the contrast between the improved knowledge and no real benefit in behaviour is certainly of interest in this well controlled setting, it is not a terribly surprising or novel finding in its own right.
Luckily, people of goodwill in Brussels recognised the problem and are trying to improve things, but progress is terribly slow.
It's not our job to improve life in other countries – China may treat its own people terribly, but they're no risk to us".
I think Roger Goodell's interest in improving player safety is genuine – I think he is pained to see former players suffering terribly.
Terribly, terribly wrong, Dr. Diehl.
