Sentence examples for apparently dreadful from inspiring English sources
This is hardly a resounding endorsement given the apparently dreadful human cost inflicted upon communities in west Pakistan.
Among the latter category is that most famous of forgers, William Ireland, who created a seemingly endless supply of Shakespeariana, starting with a mortgage deed and culminating in a self-penned and apparently dreadful play, solely, Katsoulis claims, to woo his critical father.
The mechanics of adaptation to apparently dreadful conditions is escape from annihilating competition (p. 340).
The local man apparently captures the dreadful aftermath of Rezgui's killing as he reaches the beach.
IMDb.com tells me that somebody did make a Hamilton bio-pic back in 1931, but apparently it was dreadful beyond belief.
In an impassioned article, John writes, "We of the West have been spared certain tests, and there are those who thank God for the... apparently permanent commutation of that dreadful trial.
Yet here, as in the dreadful "Horse Whisperer," his mind is apparently trained on higher, spiritual matters, like golf.
Tommy so wants that money that he agrees to be trained by the old man he hates, who apparently was a canny coach even while being a dreadful father.
There is another dreadful illness on the Indian reservations of America that is just as shocking and apparently unsolvable.
Barack Obama is apparently a nice guy, with a lovely family, and a phenomenal campaigner, but he brought to the White House a dreadful lack of management expertise.
