Sentence examples for terribly informative from inspiring English sources
It's true but it's not terribly informative.
In addition, Joseph Collins told me, "There may be a kernel of truth in there, but our experts found the study rambling and not terribly informative".
He was known for his brief, growly and not terribly informative sessions with the news media and for occasional outbursts of high-volume anger at his players.
Helicopters whirr above Whitehall, irritating journalists in the nearby Economist offices but affording television viewers the obligatory (albeit shaky and not terribly informative) 30-second shot of the roof of the prime ministerial car.
The field investigation of vegetation cover and soil compaction, though valiant, is not terribly informative as it does not account for inherent differences in productive potential, plant community and compactability based on soils (ecological sites), though differences in landforms are considered.
"I got letters back which weren't terribly informative to say the least... so we're two years down the line and I'm very disappointed that it doesn't seem as though the British authorities are taking this as seriously as they should be," she said.
Is information always informative?
Terribly, terribly wrong, Dr. Diehl.
