Sentence examples for terribly modern from inspiring English sources

All these film fragments look terribly modern.

We are, essentially, terribly, terribly modern.

This strikes me as neither very liberal, nor terribly modern.

It sounds terribly modern, but in practice it would surely increase leakage of actual value.

Though they have a nearly grown son, their marital relations are, in Michael's phrase, "terribly modern".

That is where Mr Field's line of reasoning runs out of steam.Mr Miliband is bright, articulate, charming and terribly modern.

Say things like, "This is terribly post-modern" and "Kandinsky, methinks".

This isn't a terribly counterintuitive, post-modern perspective – merely a modern one.

It is a dirty little secret (although not so dirty or terribly secret) of modern flat-screen TVs: they look great, but they sound terrible.

Of course, among the angry, not terribly ideological students of modern Britain, the Lib Dems and Tories might as well be one party already.

Like Leni Riefenstahl, the artistes Bolaño invents share a certain Romantic aesthetic, a taste for the classic and nonvulgar, a dislike of "cacophony" and a lurking sense that something has gone terribly wrong in the modern world — that children, for instance, have been "stolen and raised by inferior races" and that a better world in the form of the Fourth Reich is imminent.