Sentence examples for terribly more from inspiring English sources

He predicted that "future (cheap) bombs would be terribly more terrible" and "a weapon of choice for aggressors".

I am not a member of the Harvard Class of 1942, as was Roger Angell, but I am a member of the Princeton Class of 1966 — a generation later and one not terribly more advanced in racial understanding (The Talk of the Town, November 17th).

I am not a member of the Harvard Class of 1942, as was Roger Angell, but I am a member of the Princeton Class of 1966 a generation later and one not terribly more advanced in racial understanding (The Talk of the Town, November 17th).

She was terribly ill more than once, and was devastated to eventually hear what had happened to David.

People said this during Robbins's lifetime, and it hurt him terribly, the more so since he probably knew it was true, and wondered if he had made a mistake.

What I once found boring – as in, bottom of the King pile, nearly – now makes me feel terribly sad, more than a little angry (with it, not at it), and really quite impressed.

She misses the woods terribly, but more than anything she's haunted by the white-star night - the secret that presses down on her shoulders, that scared Jenessa so much she stopped talking, and that Carey knows she can't hide from forever but will change everything – again – when it's revealed.

Our students described similar instances of intimidation, and occasionally, verbal abuse: "The environment is intimidating, medicine is like the army, it's a silent thing, the system is cruel, most seniors talk as they are moving, we have time but no decision making as he's your senior, he knows terribly much more so its allowed for it to be like a military school.