Sentence examples for terribly inconvenient from inspiring English sources

Unless it falls on a terribly inconvenient Thursday, right?

In each case, however, the truth is not so terribly inconvenient.

When there are floods, it's terribly inconvenient, but we have insurance.

In one draft, the wife complains about the "goddam shack" that is obsessing her husband, and pettily points out that, "for a woman," its primitive stove was terribly inconvenient.

"It's terribly inconvenient," complained one driver, Li Weixu, who said he was most concerned about whether the government would reimburse him for the cost of replacing the hand-crank window handles that he was required to yank off.

Had Fox gotten Boston-Chicago in prime time, the Yankees-Angels game would probably have been in the 4 p.m. slot on ESPN, a terribly inconvenient time for those who would be at work in the Los Angeles market.

Rather inconvenient, especially for higher-level characters, it's a trade-off that won't feel like a terribly good deal.

How inconvenient.

BOARDING passes are inconvenient.

Terribly, terribly sad.

More inconvenient than dreadful.