Sentence examples for terribly real from inspiring English sources

And we had rehearsed it, so it sounded terribly real.

"But it's this very mystery that can make them feel terribly real".

This was a stunning assertion of the primacy of social conservatism over terribly real security challenges.

The plot loses its footing in a political swamp, but the period setting is amazingly vivid and terribly real.

It involved a clockwork mouse, his attached son, and an unforgettable assortment of terribly real, humanized animals.

The film can be described as a character study or a fictionalized slice of terribly real life.

I'm sure she's terribly nice in real life, but she has the ability to irritate by her writing.

In short, the law does not distinguish terribly well between real secrets and sort-of secrets, especially in an age when the instinct to stamp "classified" runs rampant.

"Some board members discount it if things are terribly overvalued -- like real estate," he said.

"I am terribly brutalised inside," the real Winnie admitted to the BBC in 1986.

Only very young people can fulfill that idea, and therefore it is so terribly wrong to have real grown-ups -- and more than grown-ups -- onstage".