Sentence examples for terribly noticed from inspiring English sources

This could amount to an historic change, which would be a good return on a squeeze that most Britons have not terribly noticed.

It contained the first reference to British AIDS cases and to the possibility that it was a viral disease that could be sexually transmitted: "On recent travels through Europe I have noticed how terribly unaware most European gay men are of the recent AID (Acquired Immune Deficiency) epidemic outbreak in the USA.

"Probably a third of our staff – and I'm one – have terribly little notice of what [classes] they're going to teach.

So terribly decomposed were their corpses that passersby noticed putrid liquid dripping from the air-tight interior once used for transporting frozen chicken.

Some time later, however, Xingyu noticed that something might be terribly wrong with her vision.

NBC Sports Vice President Chet Simmons recalled: Connal, watching the game from his home in Old Greenwich, Connecticut, also noticed the fourth quarter was running "terribly slow".

Though the sled was not terribly comfortable (a little like sitting in a bathtub), we hardly noticed.

One thing I have noticed is that, these days, no one seems to be terribly fond of pheasant.

You never notice how terribly uncomfortable that race gear is, until you're at the start line.

It doesn't take a terribly keen eye to notice quite how much these guys – particularly the one with the shit-eating grin – looks like my own father.

He sees me watching and flashes me a smile, at which point I notice that his teeth are terribly rotten, and stained a dark shade of brown.