Sentence examples for terribly simple from inspiring English sources
He makes it sound terribly simple.
"This is terribly simple, but it has a global impact".
That doesn't sound terribly simple, but actually it's not bad.
There is a naivete about the dances as Miss Graham points out: "They're terribly simple dances.
The answer is chiasmus (pronounced ki-AZ-mus), and if that means nothing to you, don't worry – it's terribly simple.
The agents do not look terribly exciting: they resemble simple stick figures that move through a three-dimensional environment.
I would certainly recommend Roosevelt's fireside chats, where he explains in such simple language terribly complicated problems like the banking crisis, the economic crisis, and the war.
For the so-called Front de Gauche -- close to the French communist party -- and the Front National -- a heterogeneous patchwork of extreme-right movements -- the solutions are simple but terribly populist.
And since others were probably in a similar trance (unless they were already mature enough to see past the façade), that might explain why many people who grew up pretty aren't always terribly nice, for the simple reason that they don't have to be in order to be liked and get what they want.
Some fixes would be simple and not terribly expensive, officials and other experts say.
