Sentence examples for too badly about from inspiring English sources

Don't feel too badly about it: most Western Europeans agree with you.

Owners of more than 20% of the national newspaper market will not be allowed to own ITV, though they can so don't feel too badly about it, Rupert own Channel 5, a small commercial broadcaster which would serve as a nice free-to-air showcase for Mr Murdoch's BSkyB pay-television channels.

Forgive Cleveland Browns fans if they don't feel too badly about Johnny Manziel's wait to hear his name called during the first round of the 2014 NFL Draft.

"The season so far has not gone too badly, with about a 3percentt drop on the year, despite all the strikes and difficulties... because we have a very strong product.

Attackers will make incisive runs at the correct time and even call for the ball and defenders will hold their position and not get dragged about too badly by opposition attackers.

Not that Somerset, and their opening batsman who was out twice to Phil DeFreitas on debut for 1 and 3 some 23 years ago but hasn't done too badly since, will care about that.

I didn't feel too badly because it's not about who wins, but the method by which you win".

Broadway resounded with sirens for almost an hour as police emergency trucks and ambulances rushed to the spot to rescue the injured and those too badly blinded to find their way about.

"It took a number of weeks to be diagnosed, but because I was lucky enough to just about continue training, my fitness wasn't too badly affected.

"It was 11 league games without a win - which keeps getting talked about - but we weren't playing too badly in those games.

"This is your health we're talking about," she explained carefully, trying not to punish me too badly but making her point.