Sentence examples for terribly personal from inspiring English sources

He looked puzzled, as if her question were terribly personal and inappropriate, then his face brightened.

Undoubtedly part of its appeal is the cloak of anonymity for religious rulings on terribly personal questions.

He might relish other life challenges such as marriage and actual children somewhat less though he is loath to discuss anything terribly personal.

Schadenfreude, of course, is terribly personal – whether because it makes us ashamed, or because it exposes the rank confusion in our instincts.

And as for the delight in cruelty, I think we're in a domain that far overshoots the film's historical fantasies; given the prominence of the theme throughout Tarantino's work, it seems to be a terribly personal matter with him.

Nursing is a metaphor for intimacy.... Nurses do for others publicly what healthy persons do for themselves behind closed doors.... Nurses are treasured when these interchanges are successful, but most often people do not wish to remember their vulnerability or loss of control, and nurses are indelibly identified with those terribly personal times.

Ballantine and McClure are given not terribly compelling personal lives: the older agent is experiencing domestic disintegration, the younger one falls for a woman he is supposed to be using to infiltrate the Lennon circle.

I'll let Adams describe him: "adventurer, ex-hippie, good-timer, (crook? quite possibly), manic self-publicist, terribly bad at personal relationships, often thought to be completely out to lunch".

Even though his comments weren't personal, I felt terribly hurt.

Her own personal life is terribly settled: married with two sons, Billy and Charlie, now nearly three and a year old respectively.

So for Lending Club to oust its founder and chief executive Renaud Laplanche because of loan irregularities and lack of disclosure on a personal investment isn't terribly surprising.