8 sentences with 'incredibly'
Example sentences and phrases with the word incredibly and other words derived from it.
• « Meanwhile, farmers have always worked incredibly hard for very long hours; in many parts of the ancient world, there were groups of people who remained hunter-gatherers despite their knowledge of agriculture, and it is quite possible that they did so because they saw no particular advantage in adopting agriculture. »
• « For the most part, this was ancient Egypt: a strip of land 10 to 20 miles wide (and in some places only 1 or 2 miles wide) made up of incredibly fertile soil that depended on the Nile floods. »
• « Moreover, the western Roman Empire was still dominated by several families of incredibly wealthy Roman elites who undermined the power, authority and financial solvency of the western imperial government by refusing to sacrifice their own prerogatives in the name of a stronger united empire. »
• « Justinian is remembered for being an incredibly fervent Christian, an important military leader, the patron of some of the most beautiful and enduring Byzantine architecture in existence, and the husband of probably the most powerful empress in the history of the empire, a former actress and courtesan named Theodora. »
• « The First Crusade (1095 - 1099), which lasted only four years after Pope Urban's initial declaration, was incredibly successful. »
• « Philip IV also proved incredibly astute in creating new taxes and in attacking and seizing land and property from groups such as the French Jewish community and the Knights Templar, whom he plundered (the raid on the Knights Templar began in 1307). »
• « In turn, many victims of the bubonic plague developed the "pneumonic" form of the disease, which was spread by coughing, making it incredibly virulent and lethal (around 90% of those who developed pneumonic plague died). »
• « Cromwell ruled England for ten years, carrying out an incredibly bloody invasion of Ireland that is still bitterly remembered today, and ruling through his control of the army. »