Sentence examples for terribly unpopular from inspiring English sources
How has Thierry Henry, despite his obvious natural advantages of wit, charm, intelligence and supreme sporting pedigree, managed to transform himself into such a terribly unpopular – and indeed terrible – TV pundit?
"After all, the war is terribly unpopular.
This is a terribly unpopular measure.
Mr Giuliani, like his erstwhile opponent, was terribly unpopular with a large chunk of the electorate.
But bailing out Greece would be terribly unpopular, German officials say.
"Sometimes our work is terribly unpopular," said Jeremy C. Kohomban, who heads Children's Village, in a recent interview.
But it also reveals something else about Trump: He isn't terribly concerned about being unpopular.
Terribly, terribly wrong, Dr. Diehl.
That's not terribly surprising in the case of Mitt Romney, who has built an entire campaign around an avoidance of specifics and a refusal to take unpopular positions.
