Sentence examples for terribly short from inspiring English sources

We're terribly short of people".

Time is terribly short, but a strike can still succeed".

When has governmental sponsorship succeeded in boosting growth, and when has it fallen terribly short?

After 25 years, he said, "it's the age of maturity, both terribly long and terribly short".

"The bishop's statement comes up terribly short," he said, "because there is no independent verification".

AT the end of his terribly short life, Schubert composed three monumental piano sonatas.

This is terribly short-sighted.

Yet many public sector unions have been terribly short-sighted on this issue.

The missionaries who worked "on the field" in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries were, in many ways, terribly short-sighted and as a result made decisions that helped contribute to genocide, oppression, cultural imperialism and other forms of violence.

To say, for instance, Paris hasn't bred any worthy intellectuals since Camus and that Bernard-Henri Levy epitomises the intellectual poseur is at best terribly short-sighted, at worst profoundly ill-informed.

They do not have any fancy goldfish I am aware of in the ground we are now obliged to call the Macron but they do have a habit of being careless with their money and they have also been terribly short-sighted in their planning.