Sentence examples for terribly many from inspiring English sources

All the wealth tovery few of the very few, corresponding ruin of most of the terribly many, has countless, obvious, deleterious effects.

All the wealth to very few of the very few, corresponding ruin of most of the terribly many, has countless, obvious, deleterious effects.

I'm not sure whether there were terribly many in Adelaide".

With the economy still terribly weak, many people are understandably unsure about the value of education.

My teacher wasn't terribly impressed: many of the connections I'd found existed only in my head, he said, and that there were some rather obvious ones that I'd missed.

I think very often about the production I saw, and sometimes find myself in tears at the wonder of life and at how terribly so many people damage and deface it.

The appointment went down terribly with many senior UKIP'ers, with former leadership candidate Suzanne Evans cancelling her membership, MEP Patrick O'Flynn defecting to the SDP and Nigel Farage quitting the party, warning that working with Robinson could turn UKIP into the new BNP.

There are many things terribly, terribly wrong with this argument, not the least of which is the dishonesty with which Emanuel cherry-picks the facts to create the illusion that the elderly are getting rich at the expense of the young.

Sharing her personal journey will of course hearten many terribly ill individuals.

"The low-income population is just terribly vulnerable for many reasons".

Page D1 A CONFECTION OF CONTRASTS This year has not been terribly kind to many.