Sentence examples for was certainly terrible from inspiring English sources

But it was certainly terrible, and its political effects could spread far.

Rice's death was certainly terrible, so the thinking goes, but there's not ultimately much that can be done about good old human error, mistakes, and miscommunication.

She joins the sergeant at his table: I remarked that it was certainly a terrible day out.

To the editor, she didn't seem like a very good writer, and she screamed at her children all the time; she was certainly a terrible mother.

A crowd of 85,512 – a record for an English club's home game – watched Tottenham's goal drought continue; they have scored only three times in six matches in all competitions and if Wembley continued to feel a long way from home, it was certainly a terrible way to prepare for Sunday's derby at Arsenal.

It was certainly not as terrible as the death of the Byzantine emperor Andronicus I, who was beaten and dismembered, his hair and teeth pulled out by the mob, his handsome face burned with boiling water.

That a whale must die is certainly a terrible thing, but, as Sullivan points out, the gray whale population has rebounded remarkably in recent years.

There are certainly many terrible humanitarian disasters in the world, most recently that of the Yazidis in Iraq, about which we must all feel anguish.

"This puts the total cost of Catalonia's one-year debt well above that of Germany and Spain and close to the cost of longer-term financing for Greece — and that's certainly a terrible deal for taxpayers".

It's certainly a terrible recovery when you think of the fact we have the most stimulating monetary program, and we've never had interest rates this low for this long.

This is certainly a terrible example.