Sentence examples for try terribly hard from inspiring English sources
Macfadyen thinks the clue to Logan's appeal is that he deals with these changing sequences – his portions of good and bad luck over 85 years – without complaint or resistance: "He doesn't try terribly hard, Logan, he's just sort of there.
They can all dance, but don't try terribly hard: Mr. Heginbotham clomps around a bit in a determinedly nontechnical way, and the show features a parodic dance-class sequence called "Dance Now" (a nod to the producers of this show, DanceNOW); and a credible turn to "Cheek to Cheek".
"For years, I tried terribly hard to conform and always failed," Ms. Thurman said.
Wear shades that aren't too big they can get in the way and make you look like you're trying terribly hard (e.g. Paris Hilton).
Unlike the Hollywood version, "Godzilla 2000" doesn't try too terribly hard for realism.
But instead of the respect that ought to be afforded someone of Herc's stature, he'd been made to sit in reception while staff tried, not terribly hard, to find Red Alert.
Canning wrote that she "stole the episode" and "perfectly portrayed a woman [whose] hard heart was trying terribly not to break, but not being able to stop it".
"He tried hard, ran hard, won hard.
We all unquestioningly accept that it does make a difference, but (unless you're actually closing your eyes while trying to picture a signpost to Hagatna) it's terribly hard to pin down a comprehensible reason why this might be.
I'd done shows with trees and forests in them, and to try and reproduce anything from nature is always terrible – in nature everything is always moving, and that's terribly hard to replicate on stage.
