Sentence examples for terribly innovative from inspiring English sources

Google has already launched a lobbying campaign to block the merger, arguing that it could undermine innovation on the internet though neither Microsoft nor Yahoo! has done anything terribly innovative online lately.

It's not terribly innovative.

But it's not a boutique chain, a cutting-edge chain or terribly innovative.

While T-Mobile does not really look terribly innovative compared with other carriers, this claim could back the government into a corner.

In Britain those boxes will soon be deployed to deliver targeted advertising, enabling the living-room television to compete with the internet.Other outfits are learning from TV. Record labels sound terribly innovative when they talk about bundling music together with broadband subscriptions.

Again, this may not sound terribly innovative, but consider that you can take a picture and share it directly to the Box platform and all that entails.

It was terribly exciting to know that one had stumbled across something which was truly innovative.

They were pretty much the sole survivors of this carnage and yet, in spite of a string of innovative, thoroughly modern, and often dazzling singles and albums right up to their 1972 break-up, they are terribly overlooked.

Terribly, terribly sad.

Terribly, terribly wrong, Dr. Diehl.

Innovative, yes.