Sentence examples for a dreadful election from inspiring English sources

I saw this happen again after a dreadful election in 2007 when more than 1,000 people were killed in ethnic clashes.

"Anyone who suggests we can learn the right lessons from this dreadful election result by putting a new leader in place within six weeks is not acting in the interests of the party," Lewis said.

Somehow, after this dreadful election campaign, we Americans must help each other to overcome the campaign's horrors and work effectively to correct the circumstances that produced the trauma.

But both are essential to Japan.In some ways, this is a dreadful time to hold an election.

He described the election as "a dreadful night" for Labour and said his party had been "overwhelmed".

But when you're talking about a 12percentt victory I think that the court's decision to hold this [new] election was a dreadful decision.

However, he does say that "I think that the court's decision [to re-run the election] was a dreadful decision.

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A dreadful controversy indeed!

It's a dreadful, dreadful thing".

It is a dreadful, dreadful meal.