Sentence examples for time terribly from inspiring English sources

Thus they tend to have a distanced, sociological air, while being at the same time terribly depressing – revelatory, grim, unhopeful and of necessity brutal.

This makes leisure time terribly expensive.So if leisureliness was once a badge of honour among the well-off of the 19th century, in the words of Thorsten Veblen, an American economist at the time, then busyness and even stressful feelings of time scarcity has become that badge now.

The Times, terribly hurt, but more calm.

Barry's prose is brisk and vivid and at times terribly moving.

No one can deny that the female Victorians suffered, at times terribly, from their diminished mobility and exclusion from society.

Roosevelt had to be just right and the times terribly wrong to create a New Deal.

Time is terribly short, but a strike can still succeed".

I then read an article describing how the Apple Calendar app "handles time zones terribly".

He views himself as a "product of western civilisation, which invented extraordinarily beautiful things, and at the same time behaved terribly.

The sometimes apocalyptic tone, with the threats of resource wars as well as the more obvious forms of ecological catastrophe, arises from the sense that this debt must at some time be terribly repaid.

Once upon a time, not terribly long ago, the Romanians were the queens of the gymnastics world.