Sentence examples for terribly uncommon from inspiring English sources
Actually the fictitious nonfiction book is not terribly uncommon.
The fact that this sort of thing isn't terribly uncommon is worse.
Even at Harvard Law School, that great bastion of liberalism that I now call my home, it is not terribly uncommon to hear supporters of abortion as a policy right criticize the Supreme Court's sloppy jurisprudence in the area.
They were vital, funny and not terribly uncommon.Wasserstein's work moved in tandem with her life, and her characters navigated the same confusing, changing times.
And petabyte-sized computing environments are not terribly uncommon, at least in the world of government and high-end corporate computing.
This is not terribly uncommon and it's happened in very recent, popular IPOs like Splunk, according to Bruce Aust, who is NASDAQ's executive vice president and head of the global corporate client group.
Of course, hardware and manufacturing intensive startups are usually terribly capital-intensive so it's not uncommon to see investors shy away from the levels of risk involved.
Terribly, terribly wrong, Dr. Diehl.
