Sentence examples similar to a bit dreadful from inspiring English sources

On 23 November he advised Felice with a strange but typical air of tease that his new story was "a little bit dreadful".

And yet, as many who have seen the recent Broadway revival of Evita know, he's just a little bit dreadful onstage.

I'll bet that the second choice often isn't just a bit worse, but dreadful.

Mikhail S. Gorbachev, then the leader, was trying to open up his country and eventually used the enormity of the accident to get the Soviet media to tell a bit more of the dreadful truth.

United's lost years of 2003-06 mighaveave been a bit different had Solskjaer not suffered a dreadful injury at the start of the first post-Beckham season.

— Damon Hack (@damonhackGC) 9 Aug 13 Robert Garrigus came a bit unglued at the end of his round, his dreadful bogey on No. 18 only the last bit of the disintegration.

The mozzarella was a bit rubbery and not very creamy, and the pie was dreadful.

I think we were scraping the barrel a bit at that period" and "a good idea but it was dreadful... Atom Heart Mother sounds like we didn't have any idea between us, but we became much more prolific after it".

Now I feel a bit like we performed surgery that saved the life of a dreadful-car-accident victim who has gone on to become an Olympic athlete.

We've seen Inge be an independent firebrand so her return to meek subservient daughter is a bit hard to credit but she hands the child over and marries the dreadful Didrich, quickly becoming pregnant again.

It's a dreadful time for all concerned and if we can just help by taking a bit of pressure off".