Feel Terrible in a sentence

I'm hurting because I hurt her, and I feel terrible about that right now -- terrible," Pascal explained in a confessional.

When asked why they wouldn't honour Weldrick's original price, he said: "We obviously feel terrible … But are we going to lose thousands of dollars because we feel bad?

And, I just feel terrible about this.

As he gives his award speech, Carlton looks in the crowd and sees his family (specifically Ashely) and starts to feel terrible.

For the near-winning employees, Liao has this advice: "Though you may feel terrible right after losing out to others, you will get over those feelings.

I feel terrible and I love Gayle, she’s a fellow Nashville girl and she’s such a legit singer-songwriter.

I feel terrible to say that this is so poorly executed.

The judge sided with the inmates' attorneys who said prisoners would feel terrible pain whether their bodies were "cooking" by electricity or had their hearts stopped by marksman's bullet — assuming they are on target.

Bill may assure a guilt-ridden Poppy that she didn’t mean for any of this to happen, but Poppy may continue to feel terrible anyway.

Of course, it’s a double whammy; they feel terrible for themselves, and then they have the guilt of, ‘What have I done wrong?

Of course, Willow would feel terrible as well and would inevitably comfort Michael.

You feel terrible for her.

All three men were fired first thing this morning, and now I feel terrible.

I feel terrible about running them, but am forced to sometimes to escape the high humidity, and 90-plus degree heat we have had this spring and summer.

I feel terrible for Lions fans.

And one can only feel terrible for Dave Bautista — his tweet is not at all funny—it’s just plain cruel, and he looks honestly bothered by it.

Wait, why should someone feel terrible?