Sentence examples for terribly than from inspiring English sources

No — but the proof of this surprised no one more terribly than Cillian.

Since any level below 50 indicates contraction, this suggested that manufacturing was still doing badly but less terribly than before.More generally across the economy, a fall in inventories has been exacerbating the recession as firms meet demand from stocks rather than new production.

They were hilariously terrible, rather than just terribly terrible.

I dated a terrible writer who beat me and sent me death threats that were more terribly written than some child's diary.

Life here is not terribly different than it was in the big city.

"In some way, the approach to Russia shouldn't be terribly different than the very realistic approach we had to the old Soviet Union in the late 80's," he said.

A. The situation we find ourselves in is not terribly different than it was for the organic food movement in the 1950s, an era when the idea that food should not be treated with pesticide was bizarre because people didn't even understand why you wouldn't want your food in a can.

The value of the local media isn't terribly different than the traditional model – i.e., aggregating a large, local audience.

The spike in delinquencies are coming off historically good credit quality in 2004, they note, and the levels of delinquencies aren't terribly higher than they were in the last subprime lending crisis of 1999 to 2000.

They're not terribly worse than the DVD versions in earlier sets or individual releases.

In fact, my body wasn't terribly different than it is now -- just a little shorter and less filled out.