Sentence examples for would be terribly from inspiring English sources

He predicted that "future (cheap) bombs would be terribly more terrible" and "a weapon of choice for aggressors".

Some philosophers would deny that any argument should persuade us to abandon our conviction that it would be terribly wrong to subject a human being cognitively incapable of consent to painful and dangerous experimentation of no possible benefit to him (e.g., Kittay 2008).

"No, that would be terribly arrogant," she says.

The fact is that it would be terribly dangerous if Hezbollah ran Lebanon".

"That would be terribly confusing, and, I think, harmful for public health," Mr. Lefkowitz said.

But bailing out Greece would be terribly unpopular, German officials say.

It would be terribly unsafe for Iran to use domestically-fabricated fuel in Bushehr.

Men would be terribly sad if they were told they must never explain anything again.

"The newspapers of Utopia . . . would be terribly dull," he wrote in "2001: A Space Odyssey".

"I think working for someone else," she said, "would be terribly boring".

Still, it would be terribly näive not to recognize the semantic tension here.