Sentence examples for terribly volatile from inspiring English sources

Because what if we get another terribly volatile period?

But Christopher Columbus was in the first place a terribly interesting man — brilliant, audacious, volatile, paranoid, narcissistic, ruthless and (in the end) deeply unhappy.

She is also a volatile personality, and her playing can be terribly erratic, which is why she has been most confident playing concertos, where she is reined in by a conductor and orchestra.

Long-time readers may remember that I am not terribly fond of this polling firm — their numbers, for whatever reason, have tended to be pretty volatile in past elections — but this is nevertheless the latest in a series of national polls showing good numbers for Mr. Obama.

— volatile.

Terribly, terribly sad.

Terribly, terribly wrong, Dr. Diehl.

Terribly correct.

Terribly exciting".

"Terribly bright".

Terribly unbanksmanly.