Schocken allowed that Adelson does not seem terribly well informed, particularly about the Palestinians.
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I don't think this conflict is meant to be taken terribly seriously, and we're informed, to drive the point home, that Edward would probably win a hypothetical werewolf-vampire showdown, if it came to a duel.
She had been informed there was something terribly wrong with the baby".
That the person I had described in my book — shallow, self-involved, not terribly perceptive, and apparently very poorly informed — is indeed the person running Russia, to the extent that Russia is being run.
To have been given such a gong was not really terribly helpful, nor did it seem to be based upon any particularly informed judgement.
To have been given such a gong was not really terribly helpful, nor did it seem to be based upon any particularly informed judgment".
The editor is terribly sorry to have to inform the reader that "our poor Miss Brennan" has died - indeed she shot herself ("in the back with the aid of a small handmirror") at the foot of the main altar of St Patrick's Cathedral on Shrove Tuesday.
While using test data arguably can be a good way to inform instruction, using this information for high-stakes hiring and firing decisions is terribly irresponsible for many reasons.
Lord Goldsmith evidently thought it was more important to inform the prime minister of his misgivings, even though his advice was unsolicited and not "terribly welcome" by Downing Street.
