Sentence examples for terribly that from inspiring English sources

He may love her terribly; that is not the interesting question here.

At certain times human beings have promoted feral competition and fear of the unfamiliar while classifying certain groups as parasitic, if not hostile - and I'm able to read about how terribly that can end.

"I just hope they don't taste so terribly that people say, 'Cupcakes suck.' ".

And I've always said that I wish terribly that he hadn't been killed.

We all missed her so terribly that we decided to visit.

We feel terribly that in trying to do a good thing something bad happened".

Terribly unlucky, that is, which sums up the first eight months of Federer's 2008 season.

"We feel terribly about that," Meg Whitman, the chief executive, told analysts, but "the board relied on audited financials".

It was terribly hot, that afternoon in Rio, and the preflight bureaucratic atmosphere was oppressive.

"I terribly destroyed that".

Not that Ramaswamy sounds terribly concerned about that happening.