Sentence examples for terribly similar from inspiring English sources

How terribly similar this is to Germany in the 1930s.

It turns out that either Philippe or Robert has stolen the other's design; they are terribly similar.

It's terribly similar to climbing – nature is so much more powerful than you, so don't even think you can control it".

But this all seems terribly similar to what happened in the last prolonged bear market, and might herald exactly the sort of easily manipulable remuneration schemes that made share options seem such a brilliant idea in the first place.

All the while, as a product of both cultures, I'd look on in bemusement, thinking how terribly similar (side-note: loud and ostentatiously proud) they can be.

First, no two methods produce terribly similar consensus networks, at least when considering all edges.

Two not-terribly-similar startups, Trapit and Addvocate, announced today that they're merging.

In test calls from my car the recipient said they heard very little background noise – the iPhone in particular performed terribly in a similar test.

For all their wealth, PSG struggled terribly to find a replacement of similar experience, receiving an embarrassing run of knock-backs.

I got terribly excited about the possibility of similar information processes in the human brain and in society.

This was not terribly surprising, as King has been making similar arguments — and attracting support from white nationalists — for years.