Sentence examples for truly severe from inspiring English sources

If those first cuts are truly severe, it may be wise to hire a professional to do them.

His jaw muscles turn knotty, and if the problem is truly severe, he will lean heavily on the word "sir" as though it were his one good leg.

For an owner who makes his living from his wine, though, a truly severe selection may be out of the question.

It is impossible to tell from outline plans unveiled last week if the tests will be truly severe, will publish more than a simple "passed/failed" label for every bank, and, crucially, what will be done with the failed ones.

However, this is because truly severe depression precludes the patient's ability to understand the nature of any procedure.

That attorney had presented a prenup draft that was truly severe.

Referring to the warnings by Summers and others, he writes, "If the secular stagnation threat is truly as severe as some economists argue, we could counter it by using money finance not as a one-off device but continuously over time".

Furthermore, if peri-menstrual attacks are truly more severe and burdensome as evidence suggests, there would be a bias in reporting of these events compared to non-menstruation related events.

Unfortunately, the show is working under a severe handicap, which is that the pilot (the one episode directed by Luhrmann) is truly terrible.

"The show is working under a severe handicap, which is that the pilot (the one episode directed by Luhrmann) is truly terrible.

What is truly dangerous is that the power structures in our country have broadly adopted the attitude that this sort of thing is a crime that deserves swift and severe punishment.