Sentence examples for a dreadful amount of from inspiring English sources

Sometimes when he ran, he conjured the voice of British announcers: "He must be in a dreadful amount of pain now, but he must keep pushing".

"It does not seem possible, at least in the near future", he wrote, "to find a way to release these dreadful amounts of energy which is all to the good because the first effect of an explosion of such a dreadful amount of energy would be to smash into smithereens the physicist who had the misfortune to find a way to do it".

When filing the heaping, dreadful amount of paperwork required to register a U.S. business, every entrepreneur must make a choice: for-profit or non-profit?

Well, what a dreadful set of numbers.

I think it's a dreadful time of life".

The "World" is having a dreadful attack of Rooseveltphobia.

"This is a dreadful piece of science".

It's a shambles, a dreadful state of affairs.

It's been, after all, a dreadful couple of weeks.

"League tables are, however, a dreadful way of measuring success.

He told the BBC: "It's really a dreadful piece of news.