Sentence examples for thus terribly from inspiring English sources

We are encouraged to see our democratic government either as a playground for petty autocrats and massive idiots (as in HBO's hilarious and thus terribly sad "Veep") or as the domain of dangerous sociopaths (first in "24" and, now, in "Homeland" and in the Netflix series "House of Cards").

When the rain infiltrated through the cracks, wooden components will decay, fall apart or become leaning, causing subsequent deterioration, such as detachment, large-area loss, disruption and flaking, and thus terribly damaging the murals [7].

It is all so terribly, terribly stark.

… I was so terribly disgusted with him.

Their acrylic panes are less than four inches across and thus not terribly risqué.

Swedish students thus perform terribly in spite of school choice not because of it.

I was thus not terribly remorseful when he told me a week after he bought it that it needed a new transmission.

It's thus not terribly surprising that the man is joining the Mountain View Internet giant as its new Open Web Advocate.

Finally, both of these drugs have many actions (PubMed search) and, while the present manuscript reports effects in vivo that could be the result of modification to transport and ambient levels of glutamate, this is correlative, not necessarily causal, and thus not terribly convincing. 1) The authors use mTOR phosphorylation as a measure for upregulated mTOR signaling.

Finally, both of these drugs have many actions (PubMed search) and, while the present manuscript reports effects in vivo that could be the result of modification to transport and ambient levels of glutamate, this is correlative, not necessarily causal, and thus not terribly convincing.

As one of Mr. Madsen's interview subjects notes, most science fiction looks ahead only a hundred years or so, and thus is not terribly helpful.