Sentence examples for terribly in need of from inspiring English sources

He's so terribly in need of wholesome diversion.

Ten minutes in and we ourselves had started to look a little like Saul -- depressed, in need of a scotch, and so terribly, terribly burdened by the world around us.

Swedish students thus perform terribly in spite of school choice not because of it.

The interview went terribly in terms of professionalism, but he was affable and we got on well.

Parents may struggle terribly in the face of a biologically dysregulated child.

But Hull have a long-standing habit of doing terribly in their final game of any season.

After events such as Live Aid - and countless evenings of Children in Need and Comic Relief - Luff's idea may not, now, seem terribly fresh.

"They are terribly sensitive to the needs of those around them," she said in an interview.

But there is another side to this law that is terribly insidious -- the criminalization of any effort to aid or shelter fellow human beings in need.

The old industrial north of England, with its mines, foundries, textile mills and provincial towns, suffered terribly in the 1930s.

Accordingly, things can go terribly wrong in spite of no bad intentions from anyone.