Sentence examples for Kind of dreadful from inspiring English sources

All this was more an accident of scheduling than any kind of dreadful fate, and might have been dispensed with save for the air of history that always attaches itself to the Red Sox.

Mr. Hoffmeister, a 50-year-old Iowa farmer, lost four fingers and the use of his left arm in a combine accident five years ago, the kind of dreadful injury that makes farming one of the nation's most dangerous professions.

The postponed shows, the disintegration of his financial empire, the strange muted hysteria that attends his every appearance, all betokened some kind of dreadful denouement of the most epically tragic contemporary pop rags-to-riches fable.

Antibiotics can have all kinds of dreadful side effects, from diarrhea to nerve damage, but most of these are not formally considered allergies.

I absolutely agree that the objectification of women's bodies is a bad thing, and I don't particularly want to see porn lying around at work, although you can see all kinds of dreadful things if you open the wrong door at the wrong time in a hospital.

In hospitals, they may keep track of a patient and prevent all kinds of dreadful mix-ups like lost bodies and improperly lost limbs or other body parts.

"During one-on-one sessions with mothers, we hear all kinds of dreadful stories.

"I remember thinking it's kind of a dreadful prediction for our future," Sen. Rob Portman (R-Ohio) told HuffPost.

Roy said that statistically Anthony would be in more danger if he were still playing with his rugby club, but Shelley was always waiting for some dreadful kind of message.

"I really enjoy the company of my kids… I'm not one of those people who goes 'Yeah, my kids are my mates', that's a dreadful kind of mother, but I'm fortunate that there are times that they do want me around, and I feel lucky that they let me into their world".

Not the dreadful kind of discomfort that comes from fearing cops, but the kind of "uncomfortable" that comes with a broken air conditioner.