Sentence examples for incredibly from high-quality English sources.

• And it’s incredibly dangerous.

• "But the demand is so incredibly high.

• Incredibly may be correct; well is surely less so.

• I suspect people don’t realise how incredibly small the Observer’s team is.

• Whatever it was she saw in him was incredibly productive.

• “Investigations into rape and serious sexual offences are incredibly complex.

• The best attribute about Salomon's Out Night pack is that it's incredibly lightweight.

• The room was incredibly spacious by European standards with more than enough room for two people.

Use incredibly in a sentence.

• Saracens kick incredibly well, chase incredibly well, and have a strong set-piece.

• Consumers are incredibly cautious, and the economy will not rebound until their confidence is restored.

• It's also still incredibly relevant; cited as inspiration by writers including China Miéville and Alan Moore.

• What would you say to people who are suddenly having to care for each other in this new and incredibly anxiety-making way?

• "The problem was that it was incredibly slow and incredibly expensive to maintain," Prince told Business Insider.

• "That was incredibly, incredibly disappointing," one Rockville scientist, who left within the past year, told Insider.

• Government minister Mathias Cormann branded demonstrators “incredibly selfish” and “incredibly self-indulgent” in reference to Covid-19.

• Leki Cressida Cor-Tec Trekking Poles: These aluminum poles have a cork grip, silky hand strap, are incredibly lightweight and yet also incredibly durable.

incredibly sentence examples

• There are actors who are capable of seeming incredibly smart, and they make all these incredibly smart choices, and then you talk to them and they’re just retarded.

• But there was also a great deal of new stuff that felt either incredibly timely, incredibly nostalgic, incredibly chill – or just really, really, really good.

• But there’s also been a great deal of new stuff that’s felt either incredibly timely, incredibly nostalgic, incredibly chill – or just really, really, really good.

• "I absolutely believe this is going to be an incredibly sad and an incredibly hard week for our country, but we've had tough times in this country before and we always come out stronger," Adams told ABC News chief anchor George Stephanopoulos on "Good Morning America."