Sentence examples for terribly nice from inspiring English sources
He's terribly nice though".
TOM: Yes, how terribly nice.
It's terribly nice but its poliomyelitis.
He wasn't terribly nice, or very friendly".
People were so terribly nice to me.
"He's terribly nice," she said, "but he's been a bit U.N.-ized".
By Joseph and Berton Roueché The New Yorker, April 26 , 1947P. 22 Two young ladies emerged from Lord & Taylor's and one of them remarked, "She's really terribly nice-for a married woman, I mean".
Although in later seasons you might have to, as they did on one of the last Lucy shows, show up as Martin Short and be terribly magnanimous and nice to everybody.
Other features include the ability to play MP3 music files, which isn't terribly new but is nice to see.
Poor Ben is a nice, genuinely good, terribly anxious person, who just wants to make everything right and happy and good and politically correct and lovely and make everybody happy again.
While there's nothing terribly groundbreaking here, it is nice to see a mobile carrier develop a native application for its own (current) flagship device instead of leaving it up to third party developers.
