Sentence examples for this is terribly important from inspiring English sources

Paterson's reply, in a poem from the late nineties, was "None of this is terribly important".

In fact, while White House officials think there is a liberal bias in the press, they don't believe this is terribly important.

"This is terribly important for this reason," said Diane Ravitch, an educator and author who has been one of the loudest opponents of Ms. Lam's curriculum changes.

It is easy to be trapped in a story you are writing, and to suppose that the interest you feel yourself in the story is automatically communicated to the reader; this is terribly important to me, the writer tells himself, this is a matter of the most extreme importance to me, and therefore a reader will find it important, too.

As night follows day, but far more quickly, other commentators piled in to ridicule the idea that this was terribly important.

The motives for being just and ensuring justice are distinctive in Jewish and Christian faiths, and that is terribly important.

"This paper is terribly important, because it's the first solid proof that salmon abundance fluctuates naturally," says ecologist Richard Beamish of Canada's Department of Fisheries and Oceans.

"While there is tremendous excitement around engaging with music in this new medium, it is terribly important that we make sure the experience is easy, seamless and integrated," said Kevin Conroy, who directs AOL Music, the online channel.

Retro-fit Passive House technology is also possible, and, though the application is often challenging, "it is terribly important that this market be taken seriously," according to Helen, who points out that "dealing with our existing housing stock is obviously a much bigger deal than dealing with new builds, which are relatively easy to make energy efficient".

She said: "This is a ticking time-bomb and it is terribly important that we take action now".

This new, gentler way to study a polymer's resistance to unfurling is "terribly important," says physicist David Grier of the University of Chicago.