Sentence examples for terribly influential from inspiring English sources
For a movie so revered, "Vertigo" hasn't been terribly influential.
The book was well received, but it has not been terribly influential among his fellow-judges.
It says some out-of-date bits on it and people who are terribly influential will look at it and give you lots of money for a) a book; b) some book illustrations or c) just being you.
In fairness to non-voters, a single vote isn't a terribly influential way to change government; so it's reasonable that a generation of makers wants something more.
"I think most conservatives realized that Kirk would win that primary a while back and are not terribly enthused about it," said influential conservative blogger Ed Morrissey of the right-leaning site Hot Air.
Western bank checks still don't command terribly high prices as collectibles, but a few influential dealers in numismatics are betting that's going to change, and soon.
As Spain edged closer to a real estate and banking crisis that led to its recent bank bailout, Spanish financial leaders in influential positions mostly played down concerns that something might go terribly wrong.
It's a recursive cycle, and its influential geometry casts doubt on the idea that what people snack on says terribly much about them, whether they are Joe Schmo or Joe DiMaggio.
Terribly, terribly wrong, Dr. Diehl.
