Sentence examples for terribly unusual from inspiring English sources

The perfume's return was not terribly unusual.

BOSTON UNIVERSITY -- A hat trick by a defenseman is not terribly unusual.

"This type of work is not terribly unusual," he said, of the high-altitude construction job.

The players, she said, "don't understand that anything terribly unusual went on".

And for much of the morning and afternoon, the wait averaged just under an hour -- not terribly unusual.

A house may be idiosyncratic, but that hurts "only if there's something terribly unusual or dysfunctional about it".

The doctor, a man with a soprano's voice and a jockey's body, had told my father that a mild form of diabetes was not entirely unusual or even terribly worrying at his age: it was merely a predictable imbalance, and wasn't going to require insulin injections or drugs of any kind, but he would need to exercise regularly and observe a strict diet.

Writ terribly small, with the delicacy of lacework, "The Battle of Stalingrad" compels the audience to unusual concentration, lest the artistry be disturbed.

When Alice was 10, her mother was diagnosed with an unusual form of Parkinson's, "and then of course the whole struggle became terribly difficult, because you were struggling with a sick person who, emotionally, holds all the cards ".

Terribly, terribly sad.

Terribly, terribly wrong, Dr. Diehl.