Sentence examples for written terribly from inspiring English sources

Wolpe, like a lot of late Beethoven, is densely written, terribly difficult to play and like the "Grosse Fuge" in particular, not easy to listen to.

Simultaneously, some papers are written terribly and are not worth the effort.

I wrote terribly fast in those days.

But I wonder how often during his 35 years of teaching he reserved his time and praise for slow thinkers "who don't write terribly well," the "Pauls" who end up driving taxis, ignoring and possibly even penalizing with the power he held over their grade-point averages the genuinely bright and talented ones simply because they had an adolescent scowl or dilettante's air.

And Tony Peake writes terribly badly as soon as he starts thinking about it: 'The sky was clear, the viridescent fields dotted with tentative lambs and occasionally splashed with the red of budding willows.' But he has done his homework, and I wouldn't have thought anyone will think it worth doing again.

"It is milieu that has not been written about terribly much," said Sonny Mehta, president of Knopf.

In trying to score a lot of obvious points off a lot of obvious targets, Mr. Pierre may have won the Booker Prize and ratified some ugly stereotypes of Americans, but he hasn't written a terribly convincing or compelling novel.

I thought it was terribly written — really awful in terms of the literature, but it was entertainment.

Auberon does not add that this change in Evelyn was accompanied by another: his writing slipped terribly.

"I would be very grateful if Icsa could take another look," writes Tryie, terribly politely.

But I found writing nonfiction terribly difficult and felt comfortable with fiction.