Sentence examples for was terribly bad from inspiring English sources
Terrorism was a very bad thing and joining terrorist organisations was terribly bad.
Speaking to the press about fellow guest Peter Mandelson was terribly bad form, and in doing so George Osborne has put his friendship with Nathaniel Rothschild under tremendous strain.
It is terribly bad public policy.
"I don't think this is terribly bad news," he said.
The problem is that Nato and the UN are terribly bad at patronage politics.
The rapid increases of the last two decades, he added, have been "terribly bad social policy and perhaps even bad morals".
There was all that martyr talk, even after Ted's death … in America there were a couple of biographies that were terribly bad.
"It's terribly bad for the baby she's carrying," says the nurse, "but, sadly, we see a lot of cases like this".
On the one hand, it's terribly bad form for audience members to treat the theatre auditorium as their own living room, where they can natter away, scrunch up crisp packets or cheer to their hearts' content as they may when watching television.
He told BBC Radio 4's World At One: "If it stays relatively quiet and we are not committed anywhere then the risk will not materialise, but if something happens, the strategic shocks happen, and we are terribly bad about spotting them, then we could be embarrassed and we could be in some difficulty".
Despite the length of time that has passed, it has not been terribly bad for me.
