Sentence examples for that terribly bad from inspiring English sources

"The spring wasn't that terribly bad.

There was all that martyr talk, even after Ted's death … in America there were a couple of biographies that were terribly bad.

I just feel terribly bad about that".

That's when it went terribly bad, because the people who took over had no plan.

It's in terribly bad taste, but that's Brent.

There's an old joke about a Polish optimist meeting a Polish pessimist: "Things are so bad, so terribly bad, that they couldn't possibly get any worse", says the pessimist, to which the optimist replies: "Don't worry my friend, they could, they really could".

It isn't that his acting is terribly bad, but he just doesn't seem to fit in with the rest of the cast.

As I watched that first debate, however, I was not sure that being excluded was a terribly bad thing.

Despite the length of time that has passed, it has not been terribly bad for me.

When I had a loop (IUD) then he hurt me so terribly bad when I had that, so I had to have it removed because I could not manage … since he wanted me to become pregnant.

"I feel terribly bad thinking that Dogville, which is in my eyes one of my most successful films, could have been a kind of script for him," he told the newspaper.